Well, here are some conflicts about Jacob:
1. Bella knew him when they were kids, but now they're all grown up (sort of) and he has a crush on her, which he forms almost immediately upon seeing her at LaPush. She uses that to get information out of him about the Cullens, so she feels conflicted internally over the guilt of using Jacob, and it sort of starts the external conflict between Jacob's and Edward's affections for Bella.
2. Jacob wasn't supposed to tell the secret about the "cold ones" and the members of his tribe. But he did it anyway, to impress Bella. So that kind of puts him in conflict with his tribe/tribal traditions.
3. Jacob gets into the middle of the conflict between Billy and Bella when he agrees to go to Bella's prom to warn her about Edward.
4. Beginning in Twilight but mostly in the later books, Jacob is like a walking conflict between his loyalty to his tribal heritage and his modern and personal desires. This is evident by his love of motorcycles and fast cars, his torn emotions about the pack, and his ties to the Cullen family.
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