Location: - Noida Experience: - 5 to 8 Years of relevant exp Job Purpose Own end-to-end operational execution of Attero's EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) and IPR obligations for e-waste and lithium-ion battery categories — covering CPCB portal compliance, IPR coordination for imported-product obligations, collection network management, EPR certificate reconciliation, and audit readiness. Key Responsibilities • Manage CPCB portal registration, target mapping, and return filing for e-waste and battery EPR obligations. • Coordinate IPR compliance for producers/brand owners routing obligations through import channels — including import documentation alignment, IPR target tracking, and liaison with customs/import-compliance stakeholders where applicable. • Plan and monitor e-waste and battery collection operations to meet EPR/IPR targets committed to clients and CPCB. • Manage EPR certificate generation, allocation to clients, and reconciliation against processed tonnage. • Onboard and audit collection agents, aggregators, and pre-processing vendors for compliance and SLA adherence. • Maintain audit-ready documentation (load lists, weighbridge slips, chain-of-custody, IPR/import records) for CPCB and client audits. • Provide accurate MIS/dashboards on collection status, EPR/IPR liability fulfilment, and portal data to BD, KAM, and management. • Escalate regulatory risk, vendor non-compliance, or target shortfalls to BD leadership in a timely manner. Qualifications & Experience • Bachelor's degree in engineering, Environmental Science, Supply Chain, or related field; MBA preferred. • 5–8 years in e-waste/battery recycling operations, EPR/IPR compliance, or environmental regulatory affairs. • Working knowledge of E-Waste (Management) Rules, Battery Waste Management Rules, CPCB EPR/IPR portal processes, and import-linked producer obligations. Key Skills • Regulatory and process orientation; CPCB/IPR portal fluency. • Vendor management and MIS/dashboard reporting. • Cross-functional coordination with BD, KAM, logistics, and plant operations.