• Lead all operational and lifecycle management aspects of Regulatory CMC submissions (e.g., INDs, IMPDs, BLAs, MAAs, variations, amendments) supporting cell therapy development programs. • Develop and execute global regulatory CMC strategies that align with program objectives, regulatory requirements, and overall business strategy. • Serve as the Regulatory CMC lead on cross-functional program teams, providing strategic regulatory guidance for cell therapy development and lifecycle management. • Author, review, and coordinate Module 3 (M3) content, ensuring consistency, quality, and alignment across global regulatory submissions (e.g., US, EU, and other international health authorities). • Evaluate the regulatory impact of CMC changes through formal change control processes and define and execute appropriate filing strategies. • Proactively identify CMC regulatory risks, anticipate Health Authority questions, and develop mitigation and contingency strategies to support successful outcomes. • Lead or contribute to interactions with health authorities by preparing briefing packages, technical justifications, responses to information requests, and regulatory meeting support. • Collaborate cross‑functionally to ensure CMC deliverables meet regulatory requirements, quality standards, and program timelines. • Drive continuous improvement and best‑practice sharing for Regulatory CMC processes in a rapidly growing, dynamic environment.

• Build and execute Cirrus Logic’s federal government affairs strategy and advise executives, business units, and third parties on delivering key messages about Cirrus Logic’s policy and regulatory positions. • Serve as an early-warning system and first line of defense relating to federal policy and regulatory actions, including tariffs, export controls, sanctions, and immigration restrictions, that could disrupt Cirrus Logic’s supply chain, customer access, or ability to hire engineering talent. • Articulate a clear, compelling vision for the importance of the U.S. fabless semiconductor industry, Cirrus Logic’s leadership role in audio and mixed-signal semiconductor design, and the need for policies to support the vision. • Translate legislative, regulatory, and geopolitical developments, particularly related to U.S.-China trade and export controls, into clear business risk and strategic opportunity assessments for senior leadership, Legal, and Investor Relations. • Engage Congress to advocate for federal trade, export control, and R&D policies that most directly affect a fabless semiconductor company’s ability to compete globally across consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial markets. • Represent Cirrus Logic within the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) and other trade associations and coalitions, ensuring the specific interests of fabless companies are reflected alongside those of IDMs and foundries in industry-wide advocacy positions. • Build and maintain relationships with congressional offices, agency staff, and policymakers relevant to Cirrus Logic’s business, and represent the company at industry events, briefings, and coalition meetings. • Manage Cirrus Logic’s state government affairs in Texas, including engagement with the Texas Legislature, the Governor’s office, and state economic development and workforce agencies on issues affecting the company’s Austin headquarters, R&D investment, and semiconductor workforce pipeline. • Coordinate with outside lobbyists, trade associations, and consultants engaged on Cirrus Logic’s behalf to ensure a consistent, well-resourced federal advocacy program. • Support Cirrus Logic’s regulatory strategy, with the expectation that international policy and regulatory engagement may become a larger part of the role over time.

• Drive our global trade compliance strategy, building scalable programs that reduce landed cost and streamline customs operations across borders. • Work cross-functionally to embed compliance into every stage of the supply chain while influencing key business decisions through data and risk mitigation. • Act with urgency, communicate with clarity, and embrace challenges as opportunities to raise the bar. • Lead with accountability and aim to leave a lasting impact.

• Help design, document, and operate first-line controls across auto servicing, repossession, recovery, and dealer/channel oversight. • Perform duties tied to auto servicing compliance functions to meet applicable regulatory obligations across loan servicing initiatives and strategies. • Identify compliance issues and support timely, sufficient remediation — reviewing action plans and documentation tied to event closure. • Build and maintain monitoring routines, reporting, and metrics (KPIs/KRIs) that surface emerging risk across servicing and related channels. • Support complaint oversight and translate findings into control and process improvements. • Reduce complex, judgment-heavy compliance requirements into scalable, technology-friendly requirements that business and engineering teams can execute consistently. • Partner closely with Product, Engineering, Risk, Legal, Operations and 2LOD Compliance to strengthen business-owned oversight in support of an OCC-aligned 1LOD framework. • Serve as an internal advocate for compliance, and be fintech-forward — identifying tools and automation that improve the efficiency and quality of compliance reviews. • Prepare and support reporting for the compliance program and the broader servicing organization.