Global Homologation Engineer | Travel & Testing

Applus+ IDIADA; Nuneaton; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme

Healthcare plan

25 days paid annual leave

Cycle scheme

Employee discounts

Training and career path opportunities

Job summary

Applus+ IDIADA UK is seeking a skilled homologation professional to join our UK Homologation team based in Warwickshire. The role covers delivering homologation activities for our client base, witness testing at manufacturer sites or test facilities, and preparing formal test reports.

You will travel within the UK and occasionally abroad, report to the UK Homologation Manager, and stay current with regulatory changes.

Qualifications

• Previous automotive homologation experience essential (emissions testing and homologation).
• Knowledge of type approval regulations and safety requirements.
• Fluent in English; other languages a plus.
• Full UK driving licence and ability to travel within the EU.

Responsibilities

• Carry out and deliver homologation activities across the existing client base.
• Work with a wide range of vehicle manufacturers (Categories M, N, L and O).
• Witness testing at manufacturer locations or testing laboratories for homologation.
• Prepare and present test reports.
• Support Senior Homologation Engineers on required tests.
• Stay updated on innovations, findings and regulatory changes.

Skills

Vehicle emissions testing

Homologation experience

English fluency

EU travel ability

Full UK driving licence

Education

Automotive or Mechanical Engineering degree

Tools

GSRII knowledge

Job description

Applus+ IDIADA UK is seeking a skilled homologation professional to join our UK Homologation team based in Warwickshire. The role covers delivering homologation activities for our client base, witness testing at manufacturer sites or test facilities, and preparing formal test reports.

You will travel within the UK and occasionally abroad, report to the UK Homologation Manager, and stay current with regulatory changes.