Key Responsibilities

• Surveil, Analyze, and summarize critical material or chemical substance related regulation and legislative activity, with particular focus on non-U.S. related themes.
• Coordinate the surveillance and broadcast of critical material or chemical substance related legislation and regulation to the business
• Examples: 1) Create and distribute “alerts” to key internal stakeholders. 2) Input regulatory/legislative summaries into internal company software.
• Using various tools, coordinate the tracking of substances being pursued by local and global regulatory or legislative bodies throughout the regulatory/legislative timeline.
• Advocate on behalf of the company with key North American agencies (via trade associations) on extended producer responsibility (EPR) regulatory or legislative topics that involve material or chemical substances.
• Internally coordinate and develop a company advocacy position on critical EPR related topics
• Potential future collaboration with other company global affiliates
• Occasional special advocacy or compliance projects may be requested, depending on available time.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree or equivalent experience
• Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience working with consumer products industries, especially complex durable goods industries.
• Strong working knowledge and understanding of global material or chemical substance regulations and legislations which may impact the auto industry.
• Demonstrated analytical and reporting skills, such as issuance of reports to communicate technical matters to stakeholders.
• Solid proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Strong communication skills, verbal and written
• Problem solver with a customer-first approach and excellent interpersonal skills

Travel Requirements: Maximum of 10% annual travel to other company facilities