Renewable Compliance Analyst

Responsibilities

• Analyst Level
• Expands knowledge of the renewable programs, understands rulemaking processes, and seeks insight from agency communications and rulemaking. Utilizes consultants to understand nuanced areas of the regulations.
• Collects, shares, and provides recommendations based on industry intelligence to benefit decision making for Commercial department stakeholders, and to provide recommendations to improve process and procedures.
• Participates in Commercial and CRRA initiatives such as OEMS process, trainings, group meetings, staff meetings, and townhalls.
• Participates in industry associations, conferences, and events. Reports out the findings from the conference and how MPC could be impacted.
• Follows and provides recommended changes to defined processes and procedures to ensure company compliance. Identifies locations and gathers necessary data to compile reports. Performs quality assurance on data and seeks resolution on discrepancies.
• Recommends and assists with the development and/or update of written policies and procedures as it relates to regulatory programs. Provides recommendations to resolve any discrepancies.
• Understands MPC's current renewable strategy at a high level and applies understanding in developing recommendations for change.
• Senior Analyst Level
• Uses strong knowledge of programs to challenge consultants, forming arguments to agencies, and to provide recommendations on potential enhancements to the programs.
• Assists with developing and leading Commercial and CRRA initiatives such as OEMS process, trainings, group meetings, staff meetings, and townhalls as well as other relationship building opportunities.
• Provides recommendations on which industry associations, conferences, and events to attend based on published information, mentor team members on building their external network.
• Works with internal stakeholders to identify necessary data and develops quality assurance protocols to ensure data is accurate. Develops and implements quality assurance protocols. Compiles reports and develops procedures/processes for reporting/submittals.
• Manages internal policies/procedures as it relates to regulatory programs. Independently resolves discrepancies to maintain compliance with regulations.
• Proactively builds relationships between internal organizations and utilizing a strong understanding of the interplays between internal organizations to identify and recommend improvement ideas that create improve value in line with company strategy.
• Proactively utilizes an understanding of the company risk profile to evaluate processes and procedures to identify gaps and implements plans to close the gaps across the company as it pertains to applicable programs.
• Assists in development, training and mentoring of employees. Assists with the creation and updating training materials and processes
• CORE COMPETENCIES:
• Accountability
• Adaptability
• Continuous Learning
• Critical Thinking
• Data Analysis
• Problem Solving
• Process Efficiency Improvements
• Self-Starter
• Strategic Business Consulting
• Work Management
• This position grade may vary depending on candidate experience. The successful candidate will be placed at a level commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, or other related discipline

Additional Information

An exciting career awaits you At MPC, we're committed to being a great place to work - one that welcomes new ideas, encourages diverse perspectives, develops our people, and fosters a collaborative team environment. Position Summary: The Compliance Analyst supports the Commercial Fuels Value Chain West - Renewable and Low Carbon Fuels Compliance organization within the Carbon and Renewable Regulatory Assurance (CRRA) group. CRRA evaluates current and emerging renewable regulatory requirements and supports compliance for the company's renewable fuel supply. CRRA supports key compliance programs, including the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), California Cap and Trade, California Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS), Oregon Clean Fuels Program (CFP), Oregon Climate Protection Program (CPP), Washington Clean Fuel Standard (CFS), Washington Climate Commitment Act (CCA), and New Mexico Clean Transportation Fuel Program (CTFP). In this role, the analyst will work with internal teams-including Refining, Accounting, Legal, MPLX, and ES&S-and external consultants to maintain compliance, improve processes, and support renewable and carbon initiatives. This position is part of a job family with multiple grade levels. The successful candidate will be placed at a level commensurate with experience and qualifications.

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