Public Policy Intern, APJC (July to December 2026)

Details

• Regulatory Tracking: Monitor and evaluate legislative developments across APJC
• Intelligence Mapping: Maintain internal knowledge databases and draft stakeholder maps covering government ministries, regional regulators, and industry bodies.
• Content Development: Assist in drafting talking points, policy narratives, position papers, and consultation responses for regional government stakeholders.
• AI Advocacy: Support the execution of AI-focused policy programs and campaigns, identifying partnership opportunities with governments and civil society.
• Regional Engagement: Help coordinate Cloudflare’s participation in regional forums and multi-stakeholder organizations.
• External Representation: Help prepare materials for external events, meetings, and thought leadership pieces (e.g., company blog posts) to amplify Cloudflare’s regional voice.
• AI Tooling & Automation: Actively build and deploy AI-driven tools to streamline policy tracking, research, and internal reporting workflows. Leveraging internal AI tools to synthesize vast amounts of public policy data into actionable insights, ensuring the team can respond to legislative shifts with higher speed and accuracy.
• Cross-Functional Support: Provide real-time updates to Legal, Trust & Safety, and Sales teams, ensuring policy insights are translated into actionable business intelligence.
• Commercial Enablement: Compile localized materials to help sales and marketing teams respond to policy-related inquiries from regional customers.
• Current Student: Enrolled in a degree program in Law, Economics, Political Science, Public Policy, or a related social science field.
• AI Proficiency: Must be highly comfortable with AI tools and demonstrate the ability to actively build with AI (e.g., using LLMs for automation, data analysis, or workflow optimization).
• Available for a full-time 20-week (minimum 12 week) internship, working from our Singapore or Bengaluru office 3-5 days a week from July - December.
• Prior internship experience within a technology company, trade association, or government agency working on digital policy.
• Familiarity with the specific regulatory landscapes of key APJC markets (e.g., India, Japan, Australia, or SE Asia).
• Proficiency in a second regional language (e.g., Japanese, Korean or Bahasa) is a significant plus to understand and deal with policy in ASEAN countries