The Low Carbon Origination Specialist is responsible for growing and supporting low carbon intensity (CI) grain supply programs, with a focus on farmer engagement, 45Z program implementation, and low CI corn origination. Primary Responsibilities/Essential FunctionsServe as the primary farmer-facing contact for low CI and 45Z programs, providing technical guidance on program requirements, eligible practices, data collection, recordkeeping, contracting, and premium opportunities.Originate and secure low CI corn volumes to meet customer and biofuel market demand.Lead farmer enrollment and onboarding into low CI feedstock programs, including contract execution, bushel tracking, and CI score projections.Maintain program records and support reporting requirements related to low CI grain origination, feedstock compliance, and program performance.Coordinate with MRV (Measurement, Reporting, and Verification) partners and support farmers in completing required data collection and submissions.Identify, recruit, and build relationships with producers adopting low CI farming practices.Plan and deliver producer-facing events, meetings, and educational programs focused on low carbon agriculture and biofuel feedstock opportunities.Work closely with internal merchandising, sustainability, and compliance teams to support growth of low carbon grain supply chains.Additional Responsibilities FunctionsTravel: This role requires travel approximately 10-20% of the time, travel is primarily local around the Grand Junction, IA area.
