Systems Compliance Engineer

TN United Kingdom; Stevenage; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading defence company is seeking a Systems Compliance Engineer for a 6-month contract in Stevenage. The role involves ensuring compliance with various standards, conducting testing, and collaborating with external companies. Ideal candidates will have experience in the defence sector and a strong understanding of compliance standards.

Qualifications

• Experience in compliance, reliability, and quality within the defence or aerospace sector.
• High-level knowledge of compliance and quality standards, including ISO 9001.

Responsibilities

• Ensuring compliance of test equipment with relevant MIL STDs.
• Conducting compliance testing and evaluation for electronics systems.

Skills

Compliance

Engineering

Reliability

Job description

Our client, a leading defence company, is looking for a Systems Compliance Engineer to join their team in Stevenage on a 6-month initial contract.

Key Skills Required:

• Compliance
• Engineering
• Reliability

Key Responsibilities:

1. Ensuring compliance of test equipment with relevant MIL STDs and other applicable product compliance standards.
2. Demonstrating and delivering products that meet CE, UKCA, and global market compliance.
3. Collaborating with external companies to complete reliability predictions.
4. Conducting compliance testing and evaluation for electronics systems.
5. Maintaining and modifying quality and compliance manuals.

Job Requirements:

• Experience in compliance, reliability, and quality within the defence or aerospace sector.
• Understanding of relevant MIL STDs that apply to product compliance.
• High-level knowledge of compliance and quality standards, including ISO 9001, MIL-STDs, AQAP-110, and BS EN.
• Experience with electronics compliance.
• Ability to write and modify quality and compliance manuals.
• BPSS clearance required; SC clearance may be needed.

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