Automotive Emissions Compliance Specialist

Location: United States — Remote, Onsite, or Hybrid

Responsibilities: Research EPA and California Air Resources Board (CARB) requirements and help develop compliance strategies for vehicles, engines, equipment, and components. Prepare and support certification applications, EPA Certificates of Conformity, CARB Executive Orders, exemption requests, and related submissions, including agency responses and model-year updates. Compile technical documentation, application and coverage lists, engine and test group information, and supporting justifications for test selection and carryover. Coordinate testing with clients, laboratories, and ACS technical staff; review emissions, OBD, durability, and other supporting data for completeness and consistency with applicable requirements. Support post-certification compliance activities, including coordinating PVE and other applicable production and in-use testing, reviewing test results, preparing regulatory reports, and assisting with certification amendments and field-fix submissions as needed. Communicate with clients and regulatory agencies, track schedules and outstanding requests, and maintain accurate project records. Support compliance reviews of products, labeling, installation instructions, marketing materials, and internal policies and procedures. Request edits Ctrl Shift XQualificationsAt least two years of relevant experience in emissions compliance, certification, emissions testing, or a closely related automotive, engine, or equipment field. Familiarity with EPA and/or CARB requirements and experience supporting regulatory applications, technical documentation, or compliance testing. Practical understanding of engines, vehicle systems, emissions controls, and diagnostic systems appropriate to your area of experience. Strong research, writing, organizational, and communication skills, including proficiency with Excel and Word. Ability to manage multiple assignments and work independently while collaborating with clients and technical teams. Based in the United States, with your own computer equipment and reliable internet connection. An engineering degree is not required. Relevant hands-on experience, technical training, and demonstrated capability are valued. Preferred Experience Experience in one or more of the following areas is helpful: New vehicle or engine certification, including light-duty, heavy-duty, off-road/nonroad, or alternative-fuel applications. CARB aftermarket exemptions, EPA compliance demonstrations, or emissions-related product evaluations. Emissions testing, OBD, durability programs, certification databases, or direct interaction with regulatory agencies. Experience with post-certification compliance activities, such as PVE testing, production and in-use testing, regulatory reporting, certification amendments, and field-fix submissions.

Engagement Terms: Independent contractor consulting engagement. Flexible, project-driven workload based on client needs and mutually agreed availability. Remote work from anywhere in the United States, with onsite or hybrid arrangements available where practical. Occasional travel or onsite support may be needed for specific assignments. Hourly compensation negotiated based on relevant experience and project responsibilities. Consultant provides their own computer equipment and normal remote-work infrastructure. Why ACSWork alongside experienced engineering and compliance professionals on diverse vehicle, engine, and equipment programs.

How to Apply: Apply through LinkedIn with your résumé and a brief summary of your relevant experience. Please include the types of programs you have supported, your state of residence, weekly availability, anticipated start date, and desired hourly consulting rate. Learn.