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    Regulatory Expert - Digitalization in HVAC (f/m/div.)

    Company

    Bosch

    Description

    Job Description

    As a Regulatory Expert for Digitalization and Legislation in the HVAC sector, you will be responsible for monitoring and analyzing European legislation for "connected products," particularly within the HVAC segment . You will work closely with internal specialists to formulate the company’s position and represent it in relevant associations, especially in Brussels .

    Key Responsibilities:

    Legal Requirements Analysis

  • Monitor and analyze current and upcoming European legislation in the field of "connected products," with a focus on HVAC .
  • Identify relevant directives, regulations, and standards .

    • Position Development

  • Develop and formulate the company’s position on legislative initiatives in collaboration with internal departments (, product development, legal, marketing ).

    • Advocacy

  • Represent the company’s interests in European associations and committees , particularly in Brussels .
  • Actively participate in working groups and discussions with political decision-makers .

    • Networking

  • Establish and maintain a network of relevant stakeholders , including representatives from associations, authorities, and other companies in the HVAC industry.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    • Internal Communication

  • Keep internal departments informed about legislative developments and their impact on the company.
  • Prepare reports, presentations, and training materials .

    • Documentation

  • Create and maintain documentation on relevant laws, directives, and standards .

    • Qualifications

  • Education: Degree in Engineering, IT, Industrial Engineering, Law , or a comparable qualification.
  • Experience: Proven experience in regulatory affairs, compliance, or digitalization within an industrial or technology-related environment.Experience working with European legislation and standardization processes is an advantage.
  • Know-how: Strong knowledge of HVAC industry regulations and digitalization trends.Understanding of IoT and connected product compliance requirements .
  • Languages: Business fluent English (written and spoken) is required. German and/or French are a plus.
  • Working Style and Methods: Structured and independent working approach. Solution-oriented mindset , with the ability to work across disciplines.
  • Personality: Proactive and team-oriented , with strong communication skills.Analytical thinker, capable of explaining complex issues in a clear and concise manner .Passionate about digitalization and legislation in the HVAC sector.

    • If you are passionate about the future of the HVAC industry and eager to contribute to its digital transformation, we look forward to receiving your application!

    Additional Information

    Work #LikeABosch includes: 

    ️ Flexible work conditions

    Hybrid work system

    Exchange with colleagues around the world

    ‍️ Health insurance and medical office on site (general surgeon, psychology, physiotherapy, general clinic)

    Training opportunities (, technical training, foreign languages training) & certifications

    Opportunities for career progression and continuous professional development

    Access to great discounts in partnerships and Bosch products

    ️ Sports and health related activities

    Flexible benefits platform

    ️ Free parking lot

    ️ Canteen

    Success stories don´t just happen. They are made...

    Make it happen! We are looking forward to your application!

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