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About the role
About the Team
OpenAI's Global Affairs team works to ensure that artificial intelligence benefits people, communities, and countries around the world. We engage with policymakers, institutions, and stakeholders to help shape the policies and partnerships that enable AI to expand economic opportunity, accelerate innovation, and deliver broad public benefits.
A critical part of this work is understanding how people are using AI and translating those insights into credible, evidence-based analysis that can inform public policy, strengthen public understanding, and demonstrate the real-world applications of AI.
About the Role
We are seeking an Analytics Manager to help Global Affairs develop and communicate data-driven insights into how people and businesses are using ChatGPT, with a particular focus on local and regional trends across the United States and other priority markets.
In this role, you will analyze privacy-protective, aggregated usage data to identify meaningful patterns in AI adoption and use. You'll explore how people are using AI to work, learn, create, build businesses, and solve everyday problems, translating complex datasets into accessible insights that support policy development, strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and public education.
The ideal candidate combines strong analytical skills with an instinct for what makes data meaningful to policymakers, journalists, business leaders, and the public. You should be comfortable working with large datasets, identifying compelling patterns, evaluating the limitations of available evidence, and collaborating with policy and communications colleagues to turn findings into clear, credible narratives.
This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys moving between quantitative analysis, strategic problem-solving, and storytelling. You'll have the opportunity to help build a new analytical capability within Global Affairs and shape how OpenAI understands and communicates the adoption and use of AI across different communities.
This role is based in San Francisco, Washington, DC, or an approved remote location. Work arrangements and relocation eligibility will depend on the approved location.
In this role, you will:
Develop Local and Regional Insights
- Analyze approved, aggregated ChatGPT usage data to identify geographic patterns in AI adoption and use, including trends across states, metropolitan areas, and other markets where the data supports reliable analysis.
- Develop insights into how people are using AI for education, workforce development, entrepreneurship, small business activities, professional productivity, and other areas of economic and social opportunity.
- Identify regional differences in adoption, use cases, and engagement that can inform Global Affairs' policy priorities and stakeholder outreach.
- Develop market-level profiles and recurring analyses that illustrate how AI is being used across different communities.
- Identify emerging trends and noteworthy patterns that can support engagement with policymakers, civic leaders, institutions, and the media.
- Evaluate the representativeness, limitations, and appropriate interpretation of available data to ensure findings are accurate and responsibly communicated.
Support Policy and Communications Strategies
- Partner with Global Affairs policy, communications, and partnerships teams to translate analytical findings into compelling, evidence-based narratives.
- Develop state- and market-specific insights to support policy initiatives, public affairs campaigns, legislative engagement, and regional communications.
- Identify data-driven stories that illustrate how people and businesses are using AI, including applications related to economic opportunity, education, prod
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