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Vertiv is seeking an Engineer, Product Material Compliance to analyze products for compliance with RoHS, REACH, TSCA, and other regulations. You will evaluate compliance for new and existing products, collaborate with procurement and engineering teams, and contribute to ESG activities.
The role requires a Bachelor’s in a related field, 1–2 years of experience, strong data analysis skills, and proficiency in MS Excel and PLM tools.
Engineer, Product Material Compliance will be responsible for analyzing Vertiv’s products for compliance with material regulations (including RoHS, REACH, TSCA, PoP’s, PFAS and others) and customer requirements.
The Material Compliance Engineer contributes to a range of responsibilities, including evaluating compliance for new products; recertification of existing products; evaluating the impact of regulations and customer requests; analyzing compliance and process related data and making recommendations; and executing projects to develop and improve related processes. This individual will also collaborate with the procurement and engineering teams to improve the data in Vertiv’s systems and the data collected from Vertiv’s suppliers. This role may also support other compliance, ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance), and engineering activities.
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