Position Overview
The Homologation Engineer is responsible for ensuring that vehicles, components, and systems comply with regulatory standards and certification requirements across different markets and jurisdictions. This role involves coordinating testing, documentation, and approval processes to enable legal sale and operation of automotive products worldwide.Key ResponsibilitiesRegulatory Compliance & CertificationAnalyze and interpret international automotive regulations (ECE, FMVSS, ADR, EPA, etc.)Develop compliance strategies for vehicle homologation in target markets.Coordinate with regulatory authorities and certification bodies.Manage homologation documentation and submission processes.Testing & ValidationPlan and oversee compliance testing programs (emissions, safety, performance)Coordinate with testing laboratories and certification facilities.Review test results and ensure adherence to regulatory requirements.Manage type approval processes for vehicles and components.Technical DocumentationPrepare and maintain technical files.Create compliance reports and certification documentation.Develop homologation matrices for different markets.Maintain regulatory databases and tracking systems.Cross-functional CollaborationWork closely with R&D teams during product development phases.Collaborate with manufacturing, quality, and legal departments.Interface with suppliers regarding component certifications.Support sales and marketing teams with regulatory information.Project ManagementManage homologation timelines and milestones.Coordinate multiple certification projects simultaneously.Monitor regulatory changes and assess impact on products.Ensure cost-effective compliance strategies.Work EnvironmentOffice-based with frequent travel to testing facilitiesCollaboration with international teams across different time zonesRegular interaction with external certification bodiesOccasional visits to manufacturing facilities(Note: These tasks are not intended to be all-inclusive. You may perform other related duties as required to meet the ongoing needs of the company)