Remote Program Manager, Chemicals & Recycling Compliance

Mazda Motor Corporation; Central City (KY); Remote; USD 96,000 - 146,000; Full time

Job summary

Mazda Motor Corporation seeks a Program Manager, Chemicals and Recycling Compliance to coordinate U.S. regulatory activities related to chemicals management, PFAS, refrigerants, plastics, batteries, recycling, and producer-responsibility programs.

You will monitor federal and state developments, translate requirements, and support cross-functional teams across MNAO and MC to ensure ongoing compliance. Responsibilities include leading regulatory reporting, agency coordination, governance

Qualifications

• BS in Chemistry, Environmental Science, or Chemical Engineering preferred; equivalent mix considered.
• Minimum 5+ years in chemicals, environmental, regulatory compliance, or related field.
• 5+ years engaging agencies, regulatory processes, or automotive supply chains.

Responsibilities

• Regulatory monitoring, analysis, and translating guidance for stakeholders.
• Coordinate regulatory reports, registrations, and agency communications.
• Lead cross-functional implementation and supply-chain regulatory activities.
• Engage with industry groups and contribute to regulatory comments.
• Perform other duties as assigned and ensure compliance governance.

Skills

Regulatory analysis

Technical writing

Project planning

Cross-functional collaboration

Microsoft 365 data analysis

Education

BS Chemistry

BS Environmental Science

BS Chemical Engineering

Equivalent mix of education/experience

Job description

Mazda Motor Corporation seeks a Program Manager, Chemicals and Recycling Compliance to coordinate U.S. regulatory activities related to chemicals management, PFAS, refrigerants, plastics, batteries, recycling, and producer-responsibility programs.

You will monitor federal and state developments, translate requirements, and support cross-functional teams across MNAO and MC to ensure ongoing compliance. Responsibilities include leading regulatory reporting, agency coordination, governance