• Participates in corrections process for all lines of business • Intakes and triages suspected issues of non-compliance • Entry of compliance issues into GRC tool and assignment/coordination of issues to corrections team members • Collaborates with compliance and business stakeholders to gather information, develop corrective action plans, identify and escalate barriers to progress and gather evidence of remediation • Updates GRC tool to support corrections reporting • Reviews and oversees progress towards remediation and documents key milestones in GRC tool • Identifies issues that require escalation and ensures they are addressed timely through established paths and processes • Conducts review of evidence to address root cause of issue and facilitate timely closure of issues • Develops, implements and continually refines corrections reporting that provides meaningful trend analysis for business stakeholders and senior leadership on new, in progress and closed issues as well as regulatory sanctions • Supports management in the development and maintenance of corrections processes and tools designed to effectively remediate compliance issues in a timely manner, ensure timely escalation and sustainable resolutions • Educates, encourages, and assists those within the company to maintain integrity through correction of identified non-compliance in order to meet the requirements of Government-sponsored health care programs • Performs other duties as assigned • Complies with all policies and standards

• Manage and implement strategies to ensure successful maintenance and implementation of compliance programs that meet regulatory requirements for assigned products across the entire company • Enhance the enterprise ‑ wide COI and Exclusions compliance program, including governance, controls, documentation, and reporting • Provide strategic oversight of COI intake, review, adjudication, mitigation, and monitoring processes • Oversee COI case management systems, workflows, and data integrity to support timely, consistent, and defensible decision ‑ making • Identify, assess, and implement effective risk mitigation strategies for actual, potential, or perceived conflicts • Lead the enterprise‑wide COI and Exclusions compliance programs, including governance, controls, documentation, and reporting • Maintain awareness of applicable federal and state laws, regulations, guidance, and contractual requirements impacting COI and Exclusions compliance (including Medicare, Medicaid, and managed care regulations) • Draft compliance policies, procedures, and standards consistent with regulatory expectations and industry best practices • Ensure timely updates to policies and processes in response to regulatory or contractual changes • Serve as a trusted compliance advisor to business partners • Identify emerging COI and Exclusions risks, trends, and control gaps • Promote a strong culture of ethics, transparency, and accountability through education and stakeholder engagement • Prepare clear, concise compliance reports and metrics for leadership and governance committees • Analyze data and trends to drive continuous improvement and program maturity

• Map out an overview of the activities performed by a PSM (Product Security Manager) or PSO (Product Security Officer) • Conduct a benchmarking analysis of regulatory and standards constraints across industry sectors • Prepare a presentation summarizing the scope of a PSM's activities • Design a maturity assessment tool for PSMs • Analyze the major risks impacting a specific product

• Engage directly with ERCOT, PUCT, and Texas market stakeholders to interpret nodal protocols and influence rule making processes • Participate in and lead working group engagement to defend existing rules or advance protocol revisions aligned with Intersect’s co-location model • Analyze and respond to implementation of SB6, large load reforms, and ERCOT batch processes to protect and optimize project economics • Advocate for market reforms that support co-located generation and large flexible loads, including load shed frameworks and PUN alignment • Partner with Development, Engineering, Commercial, and Power Marketing teams to ensure project designs align with evolving market rules • Evaluate micro-grid concepts and pathways for integration or migration into the ERCOT grid • Advance nodal protocol revisions related to metering structures, including complex BESS configurations operating behind multiple POIs • Ensure regulatory, operational, and commercial considerations are fully harmonized across project lifecycles • Lead strategy around Controllable Load Resource constructs and protocol changes affecting large flexible loads • Collaborate with TSPs, TDSPs, and counterparties to structure sleeve agreements that align behind-the-meter commercial arrangements with operational and regulatory requirements • Develop clear positions on regulatory ambiguities and drive consensus-building across stakeholders • Assess SPP market structures and regulatory frameworks to evaluate replication of Intersect’s co-location model • Translate lessons learned in ERCOT into scalable regulatory playbooks for new markets • Build relationships with regional stakeholders to position Intersect as a credible and constructive market participant