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Regulations Compliance Engineer

Licensed sponsor Gaydon Posted 3 hours ago

At Tata Technologies we make product development dreams a reality by designing, engineering and validating the products of tomorrow for the world’s leading manufacturers. Due to our continued growth we are now recruiting for a Regulations and Compliance Engineer.

Our Embedded Systems Solutions department (ESS) encompasses all activities outlined under the Automotive SPICE (ASPICE) process framework, including systems engineering, software engineering, coding, and all levels of functional testing. Beyond core development, ESS also integrates critical supporting processes such as project management, risk assessment, functional safety, and cybersecurity, ensuring compliance with ASPICE standards and delivering reliable, secure, and high-quality embedded systems & solutions.

The Role

Lead and support vehicle and component regulatory compliance, homologation and type approval activities across automotive programmes and markets. The role interprets applicable regulations, coordinates evidence and testing, manages compliance risks and supports approvals required for market entry.

Area of Responsibility

  • Identify applicable vehicle, system and component regulations by market.
  • Interpret regulatory requirements and translate them into engineering actions.
  • Develop compliance matrices, plans and evidence trackers.
  • Coordinate homologation tests, technical documentation and submissions.
  • Work with engineering teams and suppliers to resolve compliance gaps.
  • Assess regulatory impacts of design, software and configuration changes.
  • Support authority, technical service and customer compliance reviews.
  • Maintain certificates, reports, declarations and approval records.
  • Track emerging regulations and communicate programme impacts.

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