• The Compliance Analyst coordinates the gathering and validation of substance and material composition information for purchased materials and components used across CVG's automotive and non-automotive product lines • Ensures CVG products meet U.S., European, and customer-specific regulatory obligations including REACH, RoHS, POPs, Prop 65, PFAS, IMDS, and FMD data requirements • Evaluates compliance for new and existing products, assesses the impact of emerging regulations, and collaborates with both internal teams and external suppliers to obtain and validate required information • Report compliance with U.S. state, federal, European, international, customer, and internal company standards related to substances and materials • Collaborate with internal teams to obtain and verify information related to substances and materials composition • Engage external suppliers to gather required substance and material data; track supplier responses and maintain a master file • Evaluate compliance requirements for new product launches and manage recertification of existing products • Assess the impact of new and evolving regulations and customer-specific requests on CVG products • Manage material compliance data from a global supplier base, ensuring accuracy and timeliness • Create and present status reports for management and customers • Work cross-functionally with Engineering, Procurement, Quality, and Legal as needed.

• Supervises, mentors, and motivates reporting associates • Develops and implements strategic plans and objectives • Participates in the development of corporate methods, techniques and evaluation criteria • Consults and advises on laws, regulations, and guidelines on clinical trials • Develop and maintain an excellent working relationship with the FDA, EMA and other regulators • Provides leadership in the preparation of regulatory strategies • Provides strategic and tactical guidance to clients • Partners with Business Development to cross-sell Premier’s clinical CRO services • Presents at applicable industry engagements • Performs additional duties and assignments as requested

Role Description Conduct compliance testing on Issuers and Ginnie Mae Document Custodians based on risk-based criteria. Tasks include: - Initiating contact with the Issuer or Document Custodian to schedule the review - Selecting the sample of loans, pools, and/or transactions to be tested - Conducting the compliance review - Performing any post-review remediation activities Most of the process is performed within an automated system owned by Ginnie Mae, but in-depth knowledge of Ginnie Mae’s policies, the broader secondary mortgage market, and various investor reporting policies is required. As part of this role, the reviewer may be asked to conduct periodic trainings for Issuers, Document Custodians, and Ginnie Mae staff on the compliance review IT system, process, and procedures. The project team also performs a number of specialized reviews throughout the year, which will vary in scope depending on the requirements of the review. Qualifications - Ginnie Mae Experience - Hands-On Compliance Testing / Audit Execution - Secondary Mortgage Market Knowledge - HUD / Government Program Exposure - Bachelor’s Degree Preferred Requirements - Must have a minimum of a bachelor’s degree Benefits - Medical, dental & vision - Critical Illness, Accident, and Hospital - 401(k) Retirement Plan – Pre-tax and Roth post-tax contributions available - Life Insurance (Voluntary Life & AD&D for the employee and dependents) - Short and long-term disability - Health Spending Account (HSA) - Transportation benefits - Employee Assistance Program - Time Off/Leave (PTO, Vacation or Sick Leave) Company Description This is a Contract position based out of Arlington, VA. The pay range for this position is $35.00 - $45.00/hr. This position is anticipated to close on Jul 3, 2026. This is a fully remote position.

• Monitor compliance with regulatory requirements and company policy • Conduct testing activities and assessments to identify and address control weaknesses • Provide reports on regulatory compliance; execute assigned CMS processes • Act in a consultative manner, when necessary, to assist the First Line of Defense to develop and/or redesign processes to improve compliance • Review risk indicators, red flags, and exception reports to monitor compliance and to identify and propose corrective actions • Identify, analyze, recommend corrective actions, and, when necessary, resolve compliance issues • Communicate compliance requirements and potential instances of non-compliance with business partners • Conduct Risk Assessments as directed • Complete, file and quality assure mandatory regulatory filings and reports required by applicable state and federal authorities • Manage state regulatory agency examination processes end-to-end, including examiner coordination, pre-exam preparation, written response drafting, findings tracking, and annual exam analysis reporting for executive and board audiences • Administer the regulatory and customer complaint process, including intake, investigation coordination, response drafting, and SLA monitoring across federal and state regulators • Develop, review and maintain compliance policies, procedures and workflows • Proactively research to stay up to date with relevant rules, regulations, changed business practices, and industry-related events • Design and maintain compliance reporting, including regulatory examination trends, complaint volume analysis, and CMS performance data for operational and executive audiences • Support the annual compliance training review process, including content accuracy review, regulatory currency validation, and coordination with training program owners • Coach and review work of other Compliance professionals • Completes ad hoc projects as assigned