Regulatory Analyst

Role Overview:

As a Regulatory Analyst, the team member will be responsible for proactively monitoring, analyzing and communicating environmental & sustainability regulations impacting the automotive Industry. The role requires technical acumen, regulatory foresight, and cross-functional collaboration.

Key Responsibilities:

Monitor & Track: Vehicle Environmental regulations in India and globally (EU, Japan, etc.).

Analyze: Regulatory requirements & assess their impact on automotive Industry.

Report: Prepare reports & summaries for internal & external stakeholders communication.

Communicate: Timely dissemination of regulatory updates to internal stakeholders.

Support Compliance: Address queries & ensure alignment with regulatory requirements.

Database Management: Maintain an up-to-date repository of applicable regulations.

Technical Expertise Required:

Knowledge of:

Indian Regulations: AIS-129 (ELV), Vehicle Scrappage Policy, RVSF Rules, CMVR 1989.

EPR Frameworks: Batteries, ELVs, plastics, tires, e-waste, used oil & others.

Refrigerants: HFC, HFO (Indian development and implementation prospective)

Global Frameworks: Montreal Protocol, Kigali Amendment, Minamata & Stockholm Conventions, REACH, RoHS.

Familiar with regulatory bodies (MoEF&CC, CPCB, MoRTH, BIS) and their processes.

Exposure to international regulatory ecosystems & harmonization efforts (UNECE, ISO, etc.)

Skills & Attributes for Team Members:

1. Behavioural Attributes:

• Team Collaboration: Works effectively within cross-functional teams.
• Communication: Clear and concise in verbal and written communication.
• Presentation: Ability to present regulatory information in an easier format.
• Networking & Lobbying: Builds relationships with regulatory bodies & industry forums.
• Accountability: Takes ownership of assigned tasks and delivers with precision.

2. Soft Skills:

• Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint & Word).
• Analytical thinking and problem-solving.
• Attention to detail and organizational skills.

3. Preferred Exposure:

• Experience in automotive regulatory compliance.
• Involvement in policy advocacy or industry forums (e.g., SIAM, ACMA).
• Familiar with vehicle environment & sustainability regulations, waste management, refrigerants, and localization sourcing.

Educational Qualification

B.E./B.Tech in Mechanical, Automobile, Electronics & Communication, Chemical Engineering, or related fields with a minimum of 60% marks. A Master s degree in Environmental Engineering, Sustainability, or Regulatory Affairs is a plus.