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Loop is seeking a Compliance Engineer for a freelance/contract engagement (2–3 days/week, minimum six months). The role spans the full product portfolio, focusing on product security, digital compliance, and regulatory alignment across Legal, IT, program and product teams.
Location options include Belgium or the Netherlands, with the current scope emphasizing early compliance integration. The ideal candidate will own the overall compliance picture, translate complex requirements into clear risk
We built Loop by going all in from day one. You’ll own the higher-level compliance picture across our full product portfolio, including product security and digital compliance. You’ll turn complex requirements into clear risks, actions and recommendations for the business. All yours. If you've mastered product compliance and you're ready to break the rules that no longer work, this is where you do it.
You step into ownership. You move fast and take responsibility for what you build. You focus on work that matters, not on noise that slows things down. As Compliance Engineer, you’ll create clarity on where Loop stands today, identify gaps and risks, anticipate what is coming next, and connect compliance needs across Legal, IT, program and product teams.
This is a specialist, cross-functional role rather than a quality resource embedded in individual projects. The current scope is expected to require approximately 2–3 days per week and is intended as a freelance/contract engagement of at least six months.
You make compliance gaps, risks, and required actions visible and understood
You identify upcoming regulations early and size their potential impact on Loop
You ensure new products have clear, reviewable compliance plans
You inform global expansion plans for existing products with the relevant compliance requirements and risks
You give Legal, IT, and program teams clear, actionable compliance advice
You make sure compliance decisions are taken with a clear understanding of the risks and trade-offs
You bring compliance in early enough to shape decisions, so it never becomes a late-stage issue
Become the general quality resource for individual projects
Hide behind process when a clear recommendation or decision is needed
Pass accountability for compliance clarity to other teams
Talk about AI without practicing it in your workflow
We look for people who think big, stay curious, and aren’t afraid to go all in to make things happen. You’ll succeed by giving Loop a clear and current view of its compliance position, surfacing gaps and risks early, and helping teams make informed decisions before compliance becomes a late-stage blocker.
You’ll use AI intentionally to strengthen regulatory monitoring, work through potential implications and improve the quality and clarity of your recommendations. You’ll know where AI adds value and where compliance judgment needs to lead. You’ll critically validate AI-assisted outputs, catch errors or limitations, and remain accountable for the final recommendation.
You bring 5–10 years of experience in the compliance domain
You have consumer products experience as a minimum, with consumer electronics experience preferred
You can understand and interpret regulations and translate them into clear business implications, risks and actions
You’re comfortable working across Legal, IT, program and product teams and influencing stakeholders without relying on formal authority
You work independently and know when to involve others
You’re comfortable with change, ambiguity and requirements that continue to evolve
You can distinguish between compliance requirements, risks, trade‑offs and decisions that need stakeholder ownership
You use AI regularly and intentionally to improve the quality of your work, build repeatable approaches where relevant, and critically evaluate outputs before acting on them. You retain ownership of anything AI helps you produce
Wait for direction instead of taking initiative
Mistake activity for impact
Feel uneasy when things are still taking shape
Prefer alignment meetings over decisions