Analyst, Regulatory Affairs and Compliance

Analyst, Regulatory Compliance Location: Marysville, Ohio (Hybrid) We are looking for an Analyst, Regulatory Compliance who will contribute to the transformation of regulatory data management from manual processes to an automated, AI‑driven infrastructure. This individual contributor will architect, implement, and maintain a robust digital auditing and KPI framework that ensures regulatory compliance while significantly increasing operational efficiency through continuous automation. Responsibilities Automation & AI strategy: Partner with subject matter experts to design, build, and deploy automated data ingestion and AI‑driven auditing protocols to replace manual data entry. Develop the long‑term roadmap for regulatory data automation, ensuring the system scales with evolving agency requirements (e.g., EPA, State Depts of Agriculture). Relationship Management: Build sustainable relationships and trust with internal and external stakeholders through open and interactive communication. Registration Data Research: Mine publicly available databases for new product registrations related to competitive intelligence for R&D research on new products. KPI Reporting & Stakeholder Communication: Engineer and maintain automated KPI dashboards that provide real‑time visibility into registration status and compliance risks for stakeholders. Agency Correspondence Management: Document and track all incoming formal correspondence from regulatory bodies, including the EPA and State Departments of Agriculture, maintaining a centralized repository for registration actions. Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in a science‑based field (Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science) or a data‑centric field (Information Systems, Statistics). 3–5 years of experience in Regulatory Affairs, Compliance Management, or Quality Assurance within a highly regulated industry (Ag‑Chem, Pesticides, Specialty Chemicals, or Pharma). Specific experience with US agricultural chemicals registration, including FIFRA, state fertilizer & soils registrations (desired). Proven track record of automating manual data workflows within a highly regulated environment. Ability to transition legacy manual processes into digital‑first workflows without disrupting active compliance timelines. Experience implementing data governance procedures and establishing data “Source of Truth” protocols within an automated environment to ensure audit readiness. Experience with Agile project management or DevOps principles as applied to data operations (desired). Pay Starting budgeted pay range: $77,200.00 – $90,800.00 per year, with adjustments based on skills, qualifications, experience, and location. For remote roles in Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, New York, Oregon, or Washington, state pay thresholds will be applied. Benefits Live Total Health program – options for medical, dental, vision coverage for you, spouse, and dependents, wellness reimbursement, 401(k) match up to 7.5%, discount on company stock, and more. Career growth opportunities – non‑linear development pathways. Family support – Maven Family Planning and up to $30,000 for adoption, fertility, and surrogacy. Employee Resource Groups focusing on diversity, inclusion, family, education and sustainability. Community service and volunteer opportunities. EEO Statement Scotts is an EEO Employer, dedicated to a culturally diverse, drug‑free workplace. EEO/AA Employer/Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity #J-18808-Ljbffr