Domestic Content Adder Compliance Auditor

Position Summary

The Domestic Content Adder Compliance Auditor supports domestic content compliance for renewable energy projects through detailed manual document reviews, audit support, and document control.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform detailed manual reviews of Domestic Content Adder (DCA)-related documentation, including contractor submissions, vendor records, project exhibits, compliance attestations, supporting invoices, purchase documentation, manufacturer certifications, and origin/traceability records.
• Evaluate documents for completeness, accuracy, consistency, and audit readiness, including signatures, dates, entity names, required attachments, document versions, math/totals, cross-document alignment, and support for claimed domestic content positions.
• Maintain strong document control practices by organizing submissions, applying naming conventions, tracking versions, preserving source documentation, and ensuring files are complete, accessible, and audit-ready.
• Document review outcomes, deficiencies, discrepancies, missing items, and unresolved risks in designated trackers, logs, dashboards, or other compliance systems.
• Issue clear deficiency notices and corrective action requests that identify the specific document gap, required resolution, responsible party, due date, and supporting detail needed for closure.
• Maintain an auditable review trail, including intake dates, review status, reviewer notes, version history, resolution history, and evidence of follow-up through closure.
• Cook with internal stakeholders, contractors, vendors, and project teams to clarify documentation requirements, resolve gaps, and support timely completion of DCA compliance files.
• Prepare periodic status updates for management summarizing open items, aging deficiencies, document control issues, audit risks, recurring trends, and recommended remediation steps.
• Support audit and compliance reviews by compiling requested documentation, explaining review status, and confirming that project files include appropriate evidence to support DCA requirements.