Product Conformance Engineer | Cambridge | £50,000 - £60,000

Be a part of a global leader in telecommunications, communication systems and solutions. As a Product Conformance Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting the development of our client's market-leading radio communication products. You will be responsible for understanding and applying relevant regulatory standards for product approval across European and North American markets. Your role will involve designing and implementing effective test strategies to ensure both regulatory compliance and internal product requirements are met efficiently. Working closely with Project Managers and Technical Leads, you will help prioritise and schedule testing activities.

Key Responsibilities:

* Proven experience in managing product approvals and obtaining conformance certifications

* Support planning and effort estimation for all activities related to regulatory compliance and certification

* Stay up to date with relevant type approval standards, including RF, EMC, SAR, Safety, and Environmental regulations

* Maintain detailed and organised records of testing procedures and outcomes to build a comprehensive test history archive

* Interpret and apply new or evolving approval standards and regulatory requirements to ensure ongoing product compliance

Key Skills:

* Manage the process of obtaining external certifications, either directly or through accredited test laboratories, for FCC, IC, and EU market access

* Ensure compliance with key regulatory frameworks including the RED, EMCD and LVD

* Support adherence to CE marking requirements and associated technical documentation

* Oversee legal obligations related to the company's Declaration of Conformity (DoC)

* Coordinate testing and certification for IP rating and environmental compliance

Searching for your next challenge? This is it.

If you're passionate about product compliance and want to play a key role in delivering world-class technology, we'd love to hear from you! Apply now and help shape the future of secure communications