The Associate Regulatory Analyst is a member of the Regulatory Affairs team and primarily responsible for producing city and county audit content. ARAs are given a large dose of training but expected to “hit the ground running” and develop production-ready content within their first month. ARAs begin as hourly employees and are eligible for promotion to Regulatory Analyst, a salaried position with benefits, as soon as they hit certain milestones. Generally, this occurs within 90-120 days.

Responsibilities

• Research and analyze complex regulatory requirements imposed by state and local marijuana regulations.
• Draft summaries of regulations, questions for facility audits, action items to teach businesses to resolve non-compliance, and other work products associated with legal requirements for cannabis businesses.
• Monitor city and county ordinances for changes in cannabis rules that impact our content.

Skills

• Strong reading comprehension. You must be able to review government regulations and quickly understand their intent and implications.
• Strong writing skills. You must be able to summarize government regulations in a clear and concise manner. You must be able to convert those regulations, which can be very complex, into simple and straightforward content for our software.
• High attention to detail. You will be expected to accurately communicate the regulatory expectations in a clear and concise manner.

Required/Desired Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree, preferably in a related field.
• Work efficiently and cooperatively in an environment of multiple projects and priorities.
• Work well both independently and collaboratively. Analysts are expected to have their own computer and internet access.
• Analysts must be able to consistently deliver 40 hours per week, in our Denver office.
• Experience in cannabis regulations and/or any of the following types of companies or industries would be helpful: software, startup, cannabis, regulatory, compliance, audit, law, consulting.