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UAS Regulatory & Compliance Engineer PLATFORMS · Tekever Caldas da Rainha (PT)

Tekever Corporation
Southampton
4 days ago
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Are you ready to revolutionise the world with TEKEVER?

At TEKEVER, we lead innovation in Europe as the European leader in unmanned technology, where cutting-edge advancements meet unparalleled innovation.

Digital | Defence | Security | Space

We operate across four strategic areas, combining artificial intelligence, systems engineering, data science, and aerospace technology to tackle global challenges — from protecting people and critical infrastructure to exploring space.

We offer a unique surveillance-as-a-service solution that delivers real-time intelligence, enhancing maritime safety and saving lives. Our products and services support strategic and operational decisions in the most demanding environments — whether at sea, on land, in space, or in cyberspace.

Become part of a dynamic, multidisciplinary, and mission-driven team that is transforming maritime surveillance and redefining global safety standards.

At TEKEVER, our mission is to provide limitless support through mission-oriented game-changers, delivering the right information at the right time to empower critical decision-making.

If you're passionate about technology and eager to shape the future — TEKEVER is the place for you.

What will be your responsibilities:

Regulatory Compliance

  • Prepare, submit, and track applications for operational authorisations and cross-border permits under Regulation (EU) 2019/947;
  • Design SORAs in line with JARUS guidelines (AMC1 to Art 11) and tailor mitigations to every operation and ConOps;
  • Help maintain the Operations Manual and compliance records, including updating these as operations or mitigations evolve;
  • Act as a liaison with National Aviation Authorities for audits, renewals, and clarifications;
  • Monitor and implement regulatory updates, Pre-Defined Risk Assessments (PDRAs), and LUC privileges.

Site Survey & Flight Readiness

  • Design operational flight areas and manage controlled airspace overlays according to regulatory and safety requirements;
  • Conduct pre-site reconnaissance, obstacle assessment, and geospatial analysis;
  • Conduct site surveys based on Safety Manager requirements;
  • Lead safety briefings and ensure compliance with airspace, privacy, and insurance laws.

Training & Improvement

  • Assist in safety training and updating best practices for SORA drafting, site surveys, and compliance;
  • Conduct or support emergency response drills and post-incident reviews.

Profile and requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Aviation, Engineering, or a related field;
  • 2-3 years of experience in UAS regulatory compliance, drone site surveying;
  • Demonstrated hands-on experience with EU drone regulations (2019/947 & 2019/945), SORA, and operational risk analyses;
  • Fluent in English (including technical documentation);
  • Technical writing and stakeholder communication skills;
  • Postgraduate coursework in Aeronautics, Aviation Safety, or engineering field;(Preferred)
  • Experience with international (cross-border) permits and audits;(Preferred)
  • Familiarity with LUC privileges, PDRA packages; (Preferred)
  • Experience with safety or compliance audits and training; (Preferred)

What we have to offer you:

  • An excellent work environment and an opportunity to make a difference;
  • Salary Compatible with the level of proven experience.


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