Apply to Telecommunications Regulation, Spectrum & Digital-Infrastructure Policy Specialist - R-15

Role purpose

Lead telecommunications-policy, licensing, spectrum, infrastructure-sharing and competition analysis for broadband, fiber, 5G, neutral-host, IoT and cross-border digital-infrastructure assignments.

Representative assignment problems

Assess telecommunications law, licensing, spectrum allocation, rights-of-way, infrastructure sharing, interconnection and competition requirements.

Evaluate regulatory barriers to fiber, mobile, private-network, neutral-host, cloud and IoT deployment.

Translate findings into implementable policy actions, procurement conditions, TOR tasks, schedules and risk controls.

Responsibilities

Produce concise, evidence-traceable inputs for Preliminary Assessments, Project Reports, TORs, independent budgets, schedules and the cumulative Final Report.

Participate in rapid mobilization, remote analysis, quality reviews and international travel when assigned.

Coordinate across technical, country, finance, export, resilience and editorial disciplines; surface contradictions and uncertainties early.

Protect Government, sponsor, customer and candidate information; immediately disclose actual, potential or apparent conflicts.

Minimum evidence-based qualifications

10+ years of telecommunications regulation, spectrum policy, digital-infrastructure law/policy or regulatory-advisory experience.

Direct work with ministries, regulators, operators, investors or development institutions on identifiable assignments.

Named products addressing licensing, spectrum, competition, interconnection, infrastructure sharing or cross-border connectivity.

Europe/Eurasia country experience and relevant regional languages strongly preferred.

U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident; Axyde will request written confirmation but not identity documents during recruiting.

Ability to support proposal or delivery activity on approximately 20 days' notice, subject to assignment timing.

Strong written English and ability to produce concise Government decision products.

Willingness and ability to travel internationally, including up to three trips of up to ten business days when assigned.

Evidence to submit

Current resume with month/year dates and your personal responsibility on each relevant project.

A short project list naming client/sponsor, country, period, project value or scale, deliverable and outcome; omit protected information.

One nonproprietary work-sample description or detailed example demonstrating the required evidence.

Current city/state, hourly-rate expectation, travel availability and any employment, country, customer or conflict restrictions.

Application questions

List the countries, regulators and policy assignments most relevant to this role.

Describe one licensing, spectrum or infrastructure-sharing barrier you helped resolve.

Provide one example of a regulatory roadmap, feasibility input or TOR-equivalent product you authored.

Are you a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident? Answer only yes/no/category; do not upload identity documents.

Can you travel internationally for up to three trips of up to ten business days and begin support on approximately 20 days' notice?

Identify your primary and secondary specialties, Europe/Eurasia countries and languages, and any assignment restrictions.

Contingent-opportunity notice. This posting supports a competitive federal proposal. It is not an offer or guarantee of employment, subcontract, hours, travel, award or assignment. Selection is conditioned on written resume authorization, evidence review, eligibility, availability, conflict review, rate agreement, proposal strategy, award and customer direction. Do not submit passports, Social Security numbers, immigration documents, classified/export-controlled information or customer-proprietary material.