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Job Description
As a Senior Regulatory Policy Specialist reporting directly to the Senior Director of Digital Health Strategy, you will help drive Google’s advocacy in the US for medical device features. Serving as an essential partner and a catalyst, you will facilitate executive-level agency relationships, prepare leadership for high-level engagements, and represent company technical positions in industry coalitions, public consultations, and standards bodies. Additionally, you will collaborate closely with internal stakeholders across Clinical, Engineering, and Government Affairs to translate evolving global health policy into clear, proactive product guidance that accelerates safe, compliant market access.
Google for Health is a company-wide effort to help billions of people be healthier. We work toward this direction by meeting people in their everyday moments and empowering them to stay healthy and partnering with care teams to provide more accurate and accessible care. Our teams are applying our expertise and technology to improve health outcomes globally – with high-quality information and tools to help people manage their health and wellbeing, solutions to transform care delivery, research to catalyze the use of artificial intelligence for the screening and diagnosis of disease, and data and insights to the public health community.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate and facilitate engagements with Indian health authorities such as the CDSCO, supporting leadership during high-level meetings and representing Google's regulatory positions where executive presence is needed.
- Monitor and analyze India’s legislative, statutory, and medical device regulatory developments related to digital health, healthcare AI, and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD).
- Represent Google across key US industry trade associations and standards bodies, including CTA Health, WHO-India, APAC med, and ISO committees, and other advocacy groups to build collaborative policy coalitions.
- Liaise with internal engineering, clinical, quality, and government affairs teams to align device feature claims with necessary clinical evidence and support US marketing authorizations.
- Provide regulatory policy counsel to leadership and collaborate with regional leads to ensure US policy initiatives harmonize with global digital health launches.
Minimum qualifications:
- Master's degree in Science, Engineering, Software, Law, Public Health, Public Policy, a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 8 years of professional experience in regulatory affairs.
- Experience with medical device standards and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) frameworks, and monitoring regulatory developments and composing authoritative policy briefs.
- Experience to lead government agency engagement outside of submission advocacy strategies and educate global health authorities on modern oversight frameworks for AI.
- Experience working cross-functionally with clinical, quality, and engineering teams to align product strategy with regulatory requirements.
Preferred qualifications:
- Experience in engaging with Regulatory agencies outside of submission.
- Experience within digital health or AI policy and understanding of generative models in clinical settings.
- Previous participation and proven effectiveness in international regulatory/industry forums/standards organizations.
- Track record of contributing to international standards (ISO/IEC, AAMI).
Skills
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About Company
Google India Careers 2025
Google is a global technology leader best known for its search engine, cloud computing, advertising platforms, consumer hardware, and AI innovations. Founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Google entered the India market in 2004 and now operates major campuses in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Gurugram, and Mumbai. In India, Google serves billions of users through products like Search, YouTube, Android, Google Cloud, and Google Pay, while also investing heavily in digital inclusion and AI‑driven innovation.
Business Model – Google operates as a multi‑segment technology company, generating revenue primarily from advertising (Google Ads, YouTube Ads), cloud services (Google Cloud Platform, Workspace), hardware sales (Pixel devices, Nest), and subscription products (YouTube Premium, Google One). In India, Google’s business model blends B2C scale with B2B enterprise solutions, enabling it to serve both individual users and large organisations. The company’s AI‑first strategy integrates machine learning and generative AI across all products, from Search to Workspace, to deliver personalised, efficient, and secure experiences.
Recent Wins & Recognition –
- In 2024, Google Cloud India deepened its strategic alliance with PwC India to deliver Generative AI solutions across industries, leveraging Vertex AI and Gemini models to transform enterprise operations. (https://www.pwc.in/press-releases/2024/google-cloud-pwc-india-enhance-strategic-alliance-transform-enterprise-solutions-generative-ai.html)
- Google announced a ₹1,000 crore investment in India’s AI ecosystem under the IndiaAI Mission, focusing on AI research, skilling, and start‑up incubation. (https://blog.google/intl/en-in/company-news/outreach-initiatives/google-ai-india-2024-investment/)
- YouTube India surpassed 600 million monthly active users, launching new AI‑powered creator tools to boost content quality and monetisation. (https://blog.youtube/press/)
- Google was recognised among the Top 3 Best Workplaces in India 2024 by Great Place to Work® Institute, highlighting its inclusive culture and employee well‑being programs. (https://www.greatplacetowork.in/best-workplaces-in-india-2024/)
Culture & Values – Google’s core values include focus on the user, innovation, integrity, and respect for the individual. The company fosters a collaborative, open, and inclusive work environment, encouraging employees to spend 20% of their time on passion projects. In India, Google actively supports digital literacy, women in tech, and sustainability initiatives, while offering flexible work models, world‑class learning resources, and global mobility opportunities.
Client‑Facing & Internal Domains – Google India
Search & Knowledge Products
What it is – Google’s core product family, including Google Search, Google Maps, Google News, and Google Lens. India‑based roles include:
- Search Quality & Ranking – Algorithm tuning, spam detection, and relevance optimisation.
- Geo & Maps Data – Mapping accuracy, local business integration, and navigation features.
- Knowledge Graph & AI – Semantic search, entity linking, and generative AI integration.
YouTube & Content Platforms
What it is – Google’s video and creator ecosystem, including YouTube, YouTube Music, and YouTube Shorts. India‑based roles include:
- Creator Partnerships – Onboarding and supporting content creators.
- Content Policy & Moderation – Ensuring compliance with community guidelines.
- Product Growth & Monetisation – Ad formats, subscriptions, and engagement tools.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
What it is – Enterprise cloud services for compute, storage, AI, and analytics. India‑based roles include:
- Cloud Solutions Architecture – Designing enterprise cloud deployments.
- Data & AI Engineering – Vertex AI, BigQuery, and ML pipelines.
- Customer Engineering – Pre‑sales technical consulting and onboarding.
Ads & Commerce
What it is – Google’s advertising and commerce products, including Google Ads, AdSense, Google Shopping, and Merchant Center. India‑based roles include:
- Campaign Optimisation – Performance marketing and bid strategy.
- Product Management – Ad formats, targeting, and measurement tools.
- Merchant Solutions – E‑commerce integrations and seller support.
Hardware & Devices
What it is – Consumer electronics like Pixel phones, Nest smart home devices, and Chromebooks. India‑based roles include:
- Hardware Engineering – Device design, testing, and localisation.
- Supply Chain & Ops – Vendor management and logistics.
- Retail & Channel Partnerships – Distribution and sales enablement.
Internal Functions
What it is – Corporate and enabling teams that support Google’s global operations. India‑based roles include:
- People Operations (HR) – Talent acquisition, L&D, and employee engagement.
- Finance & Legal – Compliance, contracts, and budgeting.
- IT & Security – Infrastructure, cybersecurity, and enterprise tools.
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