Connected Kerb
Technical Compliance & Regulatory Manager

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Purpose Of Role
The Technical Compliance & Regulatory Manager is responsible for ensuring the Company's Products operate in compliance with applicable UK (EU where applicable) legislation, regulations, and industry standards while anticipating and responding to changes. The role translates regulatory requirements into practical requirements, processes, controls, and guidance that support the safe, compliant, and efficient delivery of the Company's EV charging network.
This is a specialist individual contributor role with significant cross-functional interaction. Working closely with Technology, Legal, Delivery & Operations, and third-party suppliers. The role also supports compliance governance, regulatory assurance, and business readiness for regulatory change.
Key Responsibilities
Compliance & Governance
- Monitor relevant technical legislation, regulatory requirements, and industry standards relating to EV charging, electric vehicle supply equipment, energy, consumer protection.
- Develop and maintain technical compliance policies, procedures, and governance controls.
- Maintain technical compliance risk registers and support mitigation plans with other cross-functional business owners.
- Coordinate compliance assurance activities, including audits, inspections, and independent verification by internal teams and third parties.
- Maintain compliance evidence and documentation to demonstrate regulatory adherence.
- Support statutory product reporting and regulatory submissions.
Regulatory Monitoring and Policy
- Monitor emerging technical legislation, consultations, and regulatory developments, highlighting potential business impacts.
- Support the preparation of consultation responses and regulatory submissions where required.
- Participate in industry forums, working groups, and regulatory discussions to support the organisation's interests.
- Develop and maintain effective working relationships with regulators, industry bodies, and external stakeholders.
Business Support & Integration
- Work with Technology, Operations, Legal, and Commercial teams to embed regulatory requirements into products, services, and business processes.
- Support the implementation of regulatory change initiatives and business readiness activities.
- Promote compliance awareness through guidance, communication, and training.
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Supplier Assurance & Reporting
- Support supplier compliance reviews and ensure appropriate evidence is maintained.
- Liaise with external stakeholders, including DNOs, local authorities, and service providers, on compliance-related matters.
- Produce management reports on compliance performance, emerging risks, and regulatory developments.
- Maintain accurate compliance records and documentation.
Key competencies/behaviours
- Technical – Able to navigate complex and at times competing standards, regulation, and guidance to advise on product development, change management, and cross-functional business units.
- Strategic Thinking – Anticipates challenges and opportunities arising from a changing regulatory environment.
- Influencing & Collaboration – Builds credibility and gains alignment across diverse stakeholders.
- Risk & Governance Mindset – Exercises technical judgement and promotes strong governance and accountability.
- Communication – Translates complex information into clear, practical guidance.
- Accountability & Ownership – Delivers high-quality outcomes and follows through on commitments.
- Continuous Improvement – Identifies opportunities to enhance processes, controls, and ways of working.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience
- Degree in Electronic engineering or equivalent course.
- Experience working with IEC 61851, IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation, UKCA and CE compliance requirements, EMC and Radio Equipment Directive requirements, Low Voltage Directive principles, Electrical safety, and product compliance standards.
- Awareness of RED (Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU), Matter, ISO15115.
- Professional compliance qualification or experience (e.g., ICA or CCEP) desirable.
- Minimum five years' experience in product development working on compliance, regulatory governance, or policy within a regulated industry such as energy, utilities, transport, or EV infrastructure.
- Detailed knowledge of EV charging regulations, energy markets, consumer protection, GDPR, and industry essentials.
- Experience supporting cross-functional compliance, governance, or regulatory change initiatives.
- Experience managing supplier assurance or outsourced compliance activities highly desirable.
- Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to work effectively across internal teams, suppliers, and external stakeholders.
- Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills essential.
- Experience producing policies, reports, and management briefings.
- Competent in Enterprise Risk Management methodology.


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Day to day
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- Maintain working technical product compliance tracking, including the creation of supporting materials such as technical rationales.
- Provide electrical standard, regulations, and compliance guidance to the business.
What we offer
- Competitive salary
- Competitive Pension Scheme - via Royal London
- Flexible working hours and hybrid working model
- 28 days of holidays and generous Family Leave policies
- Central London location - Waterloo
- Lots of opportunities to socialise!
Why should you choose Connected Kerb as your next career move?
- We are passionate about people and will work with you to define opportunities to develop your career.
- Lots of opportunities to really develop your expertise.
- A flat organisation, where exceptional talents can make a real impact.
- A diverse and exciting work atmosphere, working with passionate and talented teams.
Connected Kerb is committed to the equal treatment of all current and prospective employees. We aspire to have a diverse and inclusive workplace and strongly encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join Connected Kerb.
Please note, we do not accept speculative CVs and we are not accepting CVs submitted by recruitment agencies.
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