Commodity Specialist
big river resourcesWest Burlington (IA)
About the role
Commodity Specialist Big River Resources is looking to add a Commodity Specialist to the team at West Burlington corporate office location. The Commodity Specialist is responsible for administering and maintaining accurate records related to Low Carbon Intensity (CI) feedstock programs and producer payments. This position serves as a key liaison between grain origination, accounting, compliance, producers, and third-party verification partners to ensure timely collection, verification, processing, and reporting of feedstock data used in carbon intensity tracking and payment programs. The position requires strong attention to detail, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to manage large volumes of data while maintaining confidentiality and accuracy. If you want to work on a great team, have a positive outlook and are eager to learn, keep reading! Big River Resources offers a clean, safe and competitive employment opportunity. Big River also offers a competitive benefit package that includes low deductible and low premium health insurance, PTO available on day 1, discretionary annual cash incentives and profit sharing, company paid family dental coverage, and much more! This position will be challenging and gratifying, while working alongside an excellent team. If this sounds like a team you would like to join, make sure to apply today using our quick application! Drive into the future with Big River Resources creating a cleaner burning fuel!
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