Safety & Compliance Engineer

Quadraloop; Greater London; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Quadraloop is developing autonomous goods-carrying solutions in the UK. You will own the safety case and the regulatory path, collaborating with regulators to ensure approvals while shaping how safety is integrated into product decisions.

The role focuses on translating dense safety standards into practical requirements and maintaining rigorous safety as the project evolves, aligning with UK/EU frameworks and industry best practices.

Qualifications

• Experience with functional safety and/or regulatory approval in a safety-critical domain.
• Translate dense standards into practical, shippable requirements.
• Demonstrated rigour and ability to focus on what matters most.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain the safety case as the vehicle evolves.
• Own the regulatory pathway and the relationships with regulators.
• Translate standards into engineering requirements the team can follow.
• Ensure safety informs every product decision.

Skills

Safety case

Regulatory affairs

Requirements engineering

Risk assessment

Job description

Own the safety case and the regulatory path that let our vehicles operate on real streets.

Operating a new kind of vehicle in public means earning trust through a rigorous safety case and a clear regulatory path. You'll own both, working with the relevant bodies and helping shape how goods-carrying autonomy gets approved.

What you'll do

• Build and maintain the safety case as the vehicle and its capabilities evolve.
• Own the regulatory pathway and the relationships that go with it.
• Turn standards and requirements into engineering practice the team can follow.
• Keep safety a first-class input to every product decision.

What we're looking for

• Experience with functional safety and/or regulatory approval in a safety-critical domain.
• The ability to translate dense standards into practical, shippable requirements.
• Rigour, clarity, and the judgement to know what matters most.

Nice to have

• An automotive, rail, aviation, or medical-device safety background.
• Familiarity with UK and EU vehicle and automated-vehicle frameworks.