Auto req ID: 52430
Title: Sr Regulatory Affairs Engineer
Job Function: Engineering
Location: PDC
Workplace Category:Onsite
Company: Harley-Davidson Motor Company
Full or Part-Time: Full Time
Shift: SHIFT1 At Harley-Davidson, we are building more than machines. It's our passion and commitment to continue the evolution of this storied brand, and heighten the desirability of the Harley-Davidson experience. To keep building our legend and leading our industry through innovation, evolution, and emotion we need the best and brightest talent. We stand for the timeless pursuit of adventure. Freedom for the soul. Are you ready to join us?
The Harley-Davidson Motor Company Product Development Center (PDC) located in Wauwatosa, WI is home to the mantra - You dream it. We build it. Join our team as a Sr Regulatory Affairs Engineer.
Job SummaryThe Sr Regulatory Affairs Engineer is responsible for developing and executing processes and activities required to certify motorcycles, systems and components in all markets in which Harley-Davidson does business. This role will also be a critical input into the product development process by helping define project requirements and supporting the smooth delivery of the product plan by determining certification test needs and working to enable undisrupted shipment, sale & registration of product. The incumbent will monitor and communicate new or developing regulations, at times engaging with industry associations, government representatives and other external stakeholders.
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This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship or visa transfer*** Job Responsibilities- Demonstrates in depth knowledge of new or developing regulations.
- Solves complex problems involving production activities and has basic knowledge of related areas such as certification processes and on-time product delivery.
- Acts as a resource for department staff and project teams with less experience.
- Responsible for ongoing certification activities and may lead projects within a broader area.
- Demonstrates in depth knowledge of documentation processes.
- Acts as a technical resource for Environmental Emission systems (Noise, Tailpipe, OBD, EVAP, etc.)
- Communicates on difficult or sensitive information and builds relationships with stakeholders domestically and internationally.
- Travel to test facilities, government offices, associated meetings or conferences and other H-D facilities, domestically or internationally.
Education Requirements Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or related technical field preferred
Experience Requirements Required- Typically requires a minimum of 5 years of related experience in engineering and/or regulatory certification
- Expertise in the use of project management techniques.
- Proven track record of improving processes and procedures.
- Proficient with standard Office tools - MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Nuance
Preferred- Advanced Degree preferred
- Knowledge of Motorcycle systems
- Technical Knowledge of Environmental Emission systems (Noise, Tailpipe, OBD, EVAP, etc.)
- Experience with Computer Databases
- International experience including working with people from other cultures where English is a second language is preferred.
The pay range shown represents the national average pay range for this role. Your pay may be more or less than the stated range and is dependent on your geographic location and level of experience.
We offer an inclusive compensation package for all full-time salaried employees including, but not limited to, annual bonus programs, health insurance benefits, a 401k program, onsite fitness centers and employee stores, employee discounts on products and accessories, and more. Learn more about Harley-Davidson here.
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States.
Direct Reports: No
Travel Required: 25 - 50%
Pay Range: 83500 - 129300 Visa Sponsorship: This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship or visa transfer
Relocation: This position is eligible for domestic relocation assistance (within posted country) 
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