• Ensure Trading regulatory requirements remain accurate, current, and aligned with evolving gaming regulations across multiple jurisdictions. • Partner with the Trading Operations Team to communicate new and updated regulatory requirements that impact emerging wagering markets. • Serve as a subject matter expert on trading compliance matters, providing guidance and support to stakeholders across the business. • Design and improve processes for tracking regulatory requirements, internal controls, and trading system configurations. • Build and maintain productive relationships with gaming regulators to secure approvals for new sports wagering offerings. • Collaborate with the Legal Team to support jurisdiction launches, regulatory submissions, and customer-facing content reviews. • Identify compliance risks and recommend solutions that support operational efficiency while meeting regulatory obligations.

• Liaise with SAR colleagues to plan, organize, compile, progress, track and submit regulatory submissions on a timely basis • May act as a contact point for translation review of submissions documents such as application, synopsis, ICF, labels etc. • Where required provide local QC of submission dossiers prior to dispatch • Effectively communicate to the SAR Lead and relevant project team members the status and action plans concerning submissions • Identify risks and generate mitigation strategies • When possible, foster professional working relationships with internal and external contacts to ensure expeditious submission/approval of regulatory dossiers • Maintain country specific patient information sheet and consent form customization text • Maintain country specific drug labeling information • Maintain Country Intelligence Pages • Be familiar with and comply with SOPs, ICH GCP and applicable regulations • Stay informed of changing regulatory legislative requirements and maintain regulatory intelligence database • Advise the SAR project team about appropriate regulatory strategies • Review and make recommendations on all relevant documentation e.g. labels, patient information sheets, diary cards etc. to comply with ICH GCP & country specific requirements • Provide timely and relevant updates and communication of changes in the regulatory environment to the Regulatory Affairs department • Provide advice to the Regulatory Affairs department on interpretation of new legislation, guidance and directives

• Direct the preparation, implementation, and coordination of regulatory projects for new product introductions and lifecycle maintenance across the U.S. (Federal and State), as well as Canada and Mexico if expertise supports. • Apply expert knowledge of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) to register traditional actives, “me-too” products, biopesticides, and antimicrobial/biocide products. • Navigate the unique regulatory landscapes for biologicals, leveraging recent regulatory developments to accelerate time-to-market. • Perform comprehensive data gap analyses, draft waiver requests, and design testing strategies to meet EPA and state-level requirements in partnership with relevant internal technical experts. • Draft and review regulatory labels for compliance with federal and state labeling laws. • Act as a primary point of contact for the knoell team for North America expertise, contributing to education of the team on regulatory pathways, risks, and opportunities while supporting long-term client relationships. • Mentor and provide technical guidance to regulatory specialists and managers. • Provide expertise alongside project managers in initial client inquiry calls, and collaborate on client proposals and quotes, advising on budget needs. • Provide competitive intelligence and insights into emerging regulatory trends.

Role Description The Regulatory Specialist performs a variety of duties, technical and administrative tasks, and customer relations functions in support of city permit, country permit, railroad permit processes along with Corp of Engineers permitting requirements. - Project scheduled to kick off this summer, June-September. Essential Tasks and Responsibilities - Ensures that permits are acquired correctly and promptly. - Communicates directly with the client regarding agreement language, compensation, insurance requirements, bonds, and long lead items. - Collaborates and communicates with other permit agents, survey crew, drill crew, and recording crew to maximize efficiencies. - Participates in the permit project start-up meetings and ensures an absolute understanding of all topics discussed. - Completes all necessary paperwork. - Researches ownership for surface and/or minerals. - Negotiates and acquires necessary surface and/or mineral permits for crew access. - Works directly with the project manager, project engineers, and surveyors to receive the necessary documents such as calculations, pipeline specifications, and exhibits. - Supports surveying, drilling, and recording phases, making sure permit stipulations are followed, and addressing problems as the issues arise. - Other duties as assigned or required. Qualifications - Bachelor's degree or experience equivalent to a four-year degree is preferred. - Minimum of 3 years' relative experience. - Good communication and organizational skills. - Knowledgeable about survey drawings, engineering drawings, and alignment sheets. - Strong communication skills. - Ability to effectively handle multiple tasks. - Ability to work autonomously and to collaborate fully as a team player. - Ability to pay close attention to details, and present good planning, organization, and time management skills. - Ability to work in a team environment and willingness to assume additional or new responsibilities readily. - Ability to maintain regular attendance as per work schedule agreed with the manager (may require working an adjusted work schedule based on project assigned and work overtime if warranted). - Ability to comply with applicable laws and regulations and Company policies and procedures. Work Environment and Physical Demands - Spends a mixture of the time in an office and field environment. - Is regularly required to sit; use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms, and talk or hear. - Is occasionally required to stand, walk, and stoop, kneel, or crouch. - Is occasionally required to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. - Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and the ability to adjust focus.