Roblox
Director of Public Policy, UAE/Middle East
- Remote
- Remote
- Posted 21 Apr 2026
Overview Roblox is hiring a Director of Public Policy for MENA/UAE to lead policy engagement and strategy across the region. The role is based in Dubai and focuses on issues such as gaming, child safety, AI, privacy, and consumer protection. Responsibilities Lead regional public policy strategy and external engagement across MENA. - Maintain and build relationships with regional policymakers and political figures - Identify, monitor, and analyze policy issues affecting Roblox in MENA - Develop and execute policy strategies around issues important to Roblox - Assist the wider public policy team on ongoing projects and initiatives - Advise internal stakeholders on policy matters related to products and business operations - Articulate Roblox’s public policy positions and produce briefing papers and consultation responses Requirements The role requires extensive experience in MENA policy work and strong communication skills. - Bachelor's degree or higher in Political Science, Public Policy, Law, International Relations, Media, Technology, or related field, or equivalent experience - 10+ years of experience working with policymakers and stakeholders in MENA - Deep knowledge of the MENA policymaking and public opinion process - Experience in intelligence collection and analysis, strategy development, project management, and cross-functional partnership - Strong verbal and written communication skills Other Relevant Heading The ideal candidate is strategic, collaborative, and self-directed, with strong presentation and organizational skills. - Passionate about public policy issues in MENA - Solutions-driven and results-oriented strategic thinker - Dynamic and engaging presenter with strong oral delivery - Detail-oriented with strong planning and organizational skills - Self-directed and a team player - Maintains a calm and professional demeanor Source https://careers.roblox.com/jobs/7832171?gh_jid=7832171
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