Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This regulatory-certification leader develops the compliance, certification, quality-assurance and experiment-management processes used in autonomous-driving development and deployment. The role works across engineering, business, quality and legal/compliance teams.
Responsibilities include interpreting regulatory requirements, organizing driving-test procedures, maintaining documents and evidence, and improving internal rules. The leader coordinates with OEMs, authorities and partners; the balance between quality, legal compliance and project delivery depends on experience.
Applicants need relevant OEM, Tier 1, automotive, certification-body or related-industry experience, with practical work in automotive compliance, certification, quality assurance or test management. Process-improvement and cross-department coordination experience are required, alongside Japanese communication sufficient for smooth business operations.
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