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Role Overview: As a System Integration Testing Engineer, you will be responsible for the integration testing of complex systems and ensuring regulatory compliance. Your role will involve understanding and documenting regulatory requirements and standards, influencing hardware and software design to ensure quality and meeting global regulatory standards, and staying updated on relevant regulatory changes. You will play a crucial role in ensuring Ford products pass certification tests at agency labs and preparing detailed test reports, compliance documentation, and regulatory submissions. Additionally, you will be involved in conducting risk assessments, developing mitigation strategies for potential compliance issues, and continuously improving testing and compliance processes to enhance product reliability and regulatory adherence. Collaboration with cross-functional teams on product requirements, validation, and failure analyses will also be a key aspect of your role. Key Responsibilities: - Understand and document regulatory requirements and standards - Influence hardware and software design to ensure quality and meeting global regulatory standards - Stay updated on relevant regulatory changes - Ensure Ford products pass certification tests at agency labs by working side-by-side on validation per qualifying norms - Prepare and maintain detailed test reports, compliance documentation, and regulatory submissions - Conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies for potential compliance issues - Continuously improve testing and compliance processes to enhance product reliability and regulatory adherence - Collaborate with cross-functional teams on product requirements, validation, and failure analyses Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Systems Engineering - 4 years of experience in system integration testing and regulatory compliance, preferably in Automotive, EV, Charging/Energy management industry - Knowledge of regulatory standards and requirements relevant to EV industry, specifically UL, IEC, ISO as applicable to electrical and electronics modules/assemblies - Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail - Strong communication and documentation skills - Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment - Familiarity with risk assessment and mitigation strategies Role Overview: As a System Integration Testing Engineer, you will be responsible for the integration testing of complex systems and ensuring regulatory compliance. Your role will involve understanding and documenting regulatory requirements and standards, influencing hardware and software design to ensure quality and meeting global regulatory standards, and staying updated on relevant regulatory changes. You will play a crucial role in ensuring Ford products pass certification tests at agency labs and preparing detailed test reports, compliance documentation, and regulatory submissions. Additionally, you will be involved in conducting risk assessments, developing mitigation strategies for potential compliance issues, and continuously improving testing and compliance processes to enhance product reliability and regulatory adherence. Collaboration with cross-functional teams on product requirements, validation, and failure analyses will also be a key aspect of your role. Key Responsibilities: - Understand and document regulatory requirements and standards - Influence hardware and software design to ensure quality and meeting global regulatory standards - Stay updated on relevant regulatory changes - Ensure Ford products pass certification tests at agency labs by working side-by-side on validation per qualifying norms - Prepare and maintain detailed test reports, compliance documentation, and regulatory submissions - Conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies for potential compliance issues - Continuously improve testing and compliance processes to enhance product reliability and regulatory adherence - Collaborate with cross-functional teams on product requirements, validation, and failure analyses Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, Systems Engineering - 4 years of experience in system integration testing and regulatory compliance, preferably in Automotive, EV, Charging/Energy management industry - Knowledge of regulatory standards and requirements relevant to EV industry, specifically UL, IEC, ISO as applicable to electrical and electronics modules/assemblies - Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail - Strong communication and documentation skills - Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment - Familiarity with risk assessment and mitigation strategies
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