The work we do at RFA matters—and so do the people who do it. We’re a bipartisan team that takes on some of the most complex policy and regulatory challenges in Washington, and we’re always interested in connecting with talented people who want to do this work at the highest level. Whether you’re an experienced government affairs professional, a Hill or agency veteran, or early in your career and looking to grow, RFA is a place where careers are built.
RFA isn’t a place where junior staff sit on the sidelines. Our team is lean by design, which means everyone—from analysts to partners—works directly on client issues, sits in on the conversations that matter, and contributes to the strategy from the start.
Our team includes professionals who have worked on both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill and across federal agencies. That mix isn’t just good for clients—it’s what makes RFA an unusually rich place to learn, debate, and grow.
RFA’s senior leadership is committed to the development of every member of the team. That means real mentorship, meaningful feedback, and the kind of long-term investment in careers that’s reflected in how long our people tend to stay.
The policy issues RFA works on—financial services, technology, energy, tax—shape the economy and affect millions of people. Our team takes that responsibility seriously, and we look for colleagues who do too.
RFA hires for substance, judgment, and character. The specifics of any given role vary, but across the firm we look for people who:
Hill, agency, or relevant private-sector experience is valued for many roles, but it isn’t a prerequisite. Strong candidates from a range of backgrounds have built successful careers at RFA.
RFA does not have any open roles at this time. When positions become available, they’ll be posted here with full details on responsibilities, qualifications, and how to apply. We encourage interested candidates to check back periodically.