Compliance Officer EMEA

In September 2025, AUMOVIO emerged as a spin-off from Continental’s former Automotive group sector and has since established itself as an independent technology company. The company offers a broad portfolio for safe, exciting, connected and autonomous mobility, including sensor solutions, displays, brake and comfort systems as well as extensive expertise in software, architecture platforms and advanced driver assistance systems for software-defined vehicles. In fiscal year 2025, AUMOVIO generated sales of € 18.5 billion. Headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, AUMOVIO has around 82,000 employees at more than 80 locations worldwide.

As a member of the AUMOVIO Compliance & Security team, the Compliance Officer EMEA will support the effective operation of the Compliance Management System in the Compliance core areas (Business Ethics, Anti-Money Laundering, Antitrust and Privacy & AI Compliance), providing guidance and operational compliance support to local business units, while closely collaborating with global functions.

Responsibilities

Provide advice within the compliance core areas; Give practical guidance on regulatory developments affecting business operations in regional context.; Act as contact point, provide operational support and advise managers and staff of the companies in scope on compliance and data practices internally and in connection with risk situations; Conduct in-person and virtual training for various groups of employees; Support communication and awareness of compliance topics across the organization.; Monitor legal and regulatory updates across EMEA and other regions.; Identify and assess potential areas of compliance risk.; Work with Business Management to avoid compliance failures and keep leaders informed about relevant changes.; Support implementation and localization of AUMOVIO’s Compliance Management System in EMEA; Ensure consistency of compliance measures across countries and adapt to local requirements.

Requirements

Academic Degree in Business Administration, Law or comparable education,; At least 5 years of proven professional experience (mandatory),; Professional experience in the field of Compliance in an international context,; Expertise in relevant local anti-corruption and data protection laws (mandatory),; Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English,; Additional language skills preferred,; Strong team player mentality and Intercultural competence.

Benefits

Work on impactful, diverse projects driving the future of automotive innovation; Collaborate internationally: work with teams and stakeholders across different sites and disciplines; Benefit from flexible working hours; Grow through learning & development opportunities and access to professional training