Electrical Classification Engineer Export Control & Sanctions (M/F/ Diverse)

Job DescriptionClassify Continental's goods, software, and technology globally for export control within your field of expertise when they are transferred across international borders.Determine classification for production equipment and machinery during location transfers.Analyze and categorize sanctioned items in compliance with embargoes and sanctions.Provide technical guidance to R&D and relevant departments.Enforce STOP measures on R&D projects sharing controlled technologies across borders without proper licenses.Advise and support R&D projects to ensure export control compliance for marketability.Monitor non-proliferation regime developments for early warnings.Manage technical aspects during crisis situations.Participate, represent, and communicate within technical working groups of associations.Prepare engineering assessments for goods, software, and technology classification, coordinating with R&D, authorities, and external advisors.Analyze local/regional technical regulations related to export control, aligning with regional Centers of Competence, and define necessary local/regional procedures.Identify gaps and implement necessary corrective actions.Lead and supervise projects, including defining project requirements.Establish a network of technical contacts across the organization.QualificationsUniversity Degree in "Electrical or Electronical Engineering" or comparableSeveral years of professional experienceKnowledge of export control lists and systematics of technical export controlGeneral understanding of non-proliferation regimes and regulatory functioningAwareness of interdependencies of third country laws and jurisdictionsFluent skills in German and English in writing and speakingConceptional skillsCommunication skills, assertiveness, and ability to work independentlyApplications from severely handicapped people are welcome.Additional Information