At Flix, we offer a dynamic work environment with competitive pay, strong growth opportunities, and a tech-driven approach to making travel more accessible, sustainable, and affordable.
The Public Affairs team at Flix Mexico drives institutional positioning, regulatory strategy, and strategic partnerships to enable sustainable expansion in a complex and highly regulated environment. This role plays a critical function in connecting government engagement with business ecosystem alliances, ensuring both regulatory access and strategic positioning across key markets.
About the Role
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- Lead and execute Flix’s Public Affairs strategy in Mexico, aligning institutional engagement with business priorities.
- Develop and manage relationships with federal, state, and municipal authorities to support expansion and regulatory positioning.
- Build and strengthen partnerships with strategic ecosystem players.
- Drive policy advocacy efforts and participate in regulatory processes impacting the mobility and infrastructure sector.
- Identify and activate strategic opportunities that enhance market access, positioning, and partnerships.
- Monitor political and regulatory developments, proactively managing risks and defining mitigation strategies.
About You
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- Bachelor’s degree required (Law, Public Policy, International Relations, Economics or related field); Master’s degree is a plus
- 4+ years of experience in Public Affairs, Government Relations, or policy advocacy, preferably in regulated industries (transport, infrastructure, energy)
- Strong understanding of Mexico’s regulatory and political landscape, with proven experience engaging public sector stakeholders
- Demonstrated experience working with business chambers or industry associations
- Exceptional stakeholder management, negotiation, and influencing skills at senior levels
- Strong strategic thinking, judgment, and ability to operate in high-ambiguity environments
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- Professional fluency in English and Spanish
📌 Government Affairs Senior Manager (México)
🏢 Flix
📍 México