About TEKEVER
At TEKEVER, we lead innovation in Europe as the European leader in unmanned technology. We operate across four strategic areas — Digital, Defence, Security, Space — 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 surveillance-as-a-service solution that delivers real-time intelligence, enhancing maritime safety.
Mission
The Regulations Associate supports TEKEVER UK's Regulations & Safety team in maintaining compliance with aviation regulatory frameworks and in securing the approvals needed to operate uncrewed air systems. This is a junior role for someone at the start of their aviation safety or regulatory career, offering hands-on exposure to regulatory frameworks, Safety Management Systems and operational approvals in a defence aviation environment.
Responsibilities
•Assist with monitoring and recording regulatory requirements, covering CAA, MAA and international frameworks.
•Support the preparation and submission of Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA) applications for UAS operations.
•Support the preparation and submission of Ofcom radio licence applications for operational communications and data links.
•Help prepare and maintain documentation supporting Operational Authorisations and approvals.
•Assist with updating flight operations manuals and checklists to reflect regulatory, procedural or equipment changes.
•Help draft and issue 'Crew to See' notifications, ensuring flight crew are informed of relevant changes to procedures, equipment or regulations.
•Maintain safety registers under supervision.
•Support hazard identification and basic risk assessments.
•Help administer the Safety Management System (SMS) database and associated records.
•Support incident and occurrence reporting through data capture and preparation of draft summaries.
Candidate Profile
•Degree or equivalent in aviation, engineering, safety management or a related discipline, or strong interest/experience in aviation safety and regulation.
•Basic knowledge of safety-management or regulatory concepts; exposure to CAA, MAA or ICAO frameworks is desirable.
•Strong written and verbal communication skills.
•Good IT literacy, including MS Office.
•Organised, detail-focused and willing to learn.
What we offer
A highly competitive salary with a discretionary annual bonus and a company pension contribution match of up to 10%. 25 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays, Private Medical Insurance (with optional family cover), Private Dental care, and an Employee Assistance Programme. Clear career development opportunities and dedicated initiatives to boost your skill sets. A flexible hybrid working model, typically three days a week at core UK sites like Bristol, and access to a rewards platform featuring high street discounts and salary sacrifice schemes, including Electric Car, Cycle to Work, and Technology options.
