Jobs at New Enterprise Associates (NEA)

The Senior Information Security Analyst develops and maintains security standards, controls, procedures, and documentation across diverse IT platforms. The role implements and monitors security technologies including firewalls, encryption, authentication, intrusion detection, VPNs, and WAFs; collaborates with technical teams on secure infrastructure and application deployments; analyzes security issues and reports; and supports information security compliance involving PCI, SOX, HIPAA, ISO standards, and NIST.

The Lobbyist develops bipartisan relationships with Congress, executive branch officials, and policymakers; advocates for federal legislative positions; researches legislation and regulations; prepares testimony, position papers, and reports; supports campaigns; responds to press inquiries; and presents to internal and external audiences. The role requires extensive Capitol Hill experience, strong advocacy and communication skills, and the ability to manage complex priorities in a fast-paced political environment. Occasional travel and evening or weekend availability are required.

Provides technical accounting and financial consulting to affiliated organizations, analyzing financial statements, audits, budgets, controls, compliance, and fiscal health. Performs ratio and trend analysis, reconciliations, regulatory reviews, and financial operations assessments. Develops recommendations, reports, trainings, and presentations for leaders while supporting process improvements, risk mitigation, and problem resolution. Requires advanced accounting expertise, CPA credentials, strong spreadsheet skills, public speaking, and some travel.

Performs complex accounting, financial analysis, forecasting, financial statement preparation, audit coordination, tax and regulatory reporting, account reviews, and compliance filings. Advises staff, affiliates, vendors, auditors, and governance stakeholders on financial records and processes. Requires advanced spreadsheet and accounting-system skills, GAAP and regulatory knowledge, problem-solving ability, and occasional extended-hours work and travel.

Supports association-wide strategy by aligning presidential priorities with the strategic plan, conducting policy and organizational analyses, preparing executive and board materials, facilitating strategic conversations, and advancing organizational learning and innovation. The role also supports SWOT planning, stakeholder engagement, labor-management collaboration initiatives, educational resource development, and strategic implementation across departments.

Leads program budget planning, administration, forecasting, cost analysis, financial reporting, expenditure reconciliation, contract oversight, and fiscal issue resolution. Analyzes spending trends, develops financial models and databases, coordinates with finance and procurement teams, and makes budgetary recommendations. Requires advanced Excel, PeopleSoft, Smartsheet, and Microsoft Office skills, with occasional travel and extended hours during peak fiscal periods.

Manage and grow media lists and relationships, handle inbound media inquiries and interview logistics, produce press clips/reports, write media collateral (op-eds, releases, talking points), monitor and analyze media results, support pitching and media trainings, maintain media tools, and support media strategy to increase visibility across broadcast, digital, and podcast outlets.

Lead development and execution of integrated communications and earned media strategies for electoral, legislative, and advocacy campaigns. Manage media relations, crisis communications, executive communications, stakeholder outreach, and high-visibility media placements. Craft op-eds, press releases, talking points, and briefing materials; cultivate national media relationships; drive event and leadership visibility; ensure editorial quality and AP-style adherence. Support rapid-response messaging and measurement of campaign effectiveness. Frequent travel and extended hours required.