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Compliance Engineer

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The Role
As Compliance Engineer, you will be part of a global compliance team reporting to the Global Hardware Safety and Product Compliance Manager.
You will be a driver of regulatory activities and procedures for the Product Division, overseeing core certifications for all new and existing products, and acting as a link between R&D, external stakeholders, and the wider global compliance team.
You will work closely with the local R&D organization as well as other regulatory compliance experts around the world and 3rd party laboratories for testing purposes, participating in and/or leading cross-functional projects for new product development and current product lifecycle maintenance.
Key Responsibilities
The Compliance Engineer ensures product compliance with regulatory requirements in key markets (Europe, USA/Canada). You’ll focus on regulatory domains concerned around safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and radio spectrum.
- Participate in Thermal Transfer Overprint and Print & Apply new product development projects, including hardware regulatory certifications for Europe, USA, and Canada.
- Plan and estimate compliance activities, providing pre-compliance guidelines and organizing pre-compliance tests in safety and EMC during product design and development.
- Update products or certification to ensure ongoing compliance, including ongoing compliance and certification of the TTO and P&A product portfolio over the full product lifecycle, planning recertification work ahead of time and providing compliance input for any proposed product modifications.
- Proactively stay up to date on the standards, directives, and regulations applicable to your products to ensure conformity of our product ranges.
- Assist the regional customer services or trade/importation services to support our global customer-base.
- Ensure/maintain the safety and conformity of products, by supporting inspection audits at factory or processes audits (ISO9001) in product compliance.
- Build good relationships with third-party laboratories and maintain an efficient customer/supplier collaboration (responsiveness, cost, delivery quality), seeking reliable new partners as required.
- Proactively propose improvements to certification scope, processes, and partnerships to increase customer satisfaction and reduce time to market.
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What You Need To Have
- BSc in Electrical / Mechanical Engineering, or other relevant scientific discipline
- Knowledge of certifications for Safety, EMC standards/directives, Radio domains, and mechanisms of certification.
- Good knowledge of CE, NRTL, FCC, IC regulations, including Machinery Directive, Low voltage directive, EMC Directive, RED Directive.
- Knowledge of EMC testing including EMC pre-compliance during product development, EMC testing at external labs, and EMC mitigation would be advantageous.
- Understanding of compliance assessment of industrial machines or industrial installations.
- Ability to interpret/analyze mechanical and electrical drawings, schematics, diagrams.
- Ability to work in international cross-functional teams.
- Rigorous attention to detail, with the capacity to adapt and curiosity to learn.


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What We Offer
- A great job, highly professional environment, and friendly work culture.
- Growth opportunities & international environment.
- Recruitment Referral bonus.
- Long service awards.
- Smart casual dress code.
You'll only be the right candidate if you are aligned to our values and culture:
- Collaborative entrepreneurial spirit.
- Winning through customers.
- High ethical standards, openness, and trust.
- Expectations for results.
- Respect and value people.
If you believe you match our values and have the experience we’re looking for, then apply! We can’t wait to hear from you.
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