Electronics & Safety Engineer

Keiron; Eindhoven; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Scale-up environment

Professional development

Collaborative culture

Career growth

Job summary

Keiron is seeking an Electronics and Safety Engineer to own electronics and machine safety across the portfolio. You will coordinate external engineering partners, ensure manufacturability, and drive testing, verification, and validation of designs.

You will lead safety compliance efforts, perform risk assessments, and translate requirements into validated solutions. Collaboration with Software, Mechanical, Systems, and Research is essential for advancing our engineering approach.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related technical field.
• Several years of electronics or electrical engineering experience, preferably with complex machines, high-tech equipment, or automation.
• Strong electronics expertise; experience with electronics architecture, design reviews, and E-Plan is an advantage.
• Experience coordinating external partners and working with machine testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and engineering change management.
• Machine safety experience is highly valued; willingness to develop expertise in risk assessment, CE marking, UL certification, machinery legislation, and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Own electronics-related questions, designs, issues, improvements, and decisions across the product portfolio.
• Coordinate external engineering partners, review deliverables, and define or review architectures, interfaces, and design concepts.
• Work with suppliers and Operations to ensure designs are manufacturable, documented, and correctly implemented.
• Coordinate electronics testing and commissioning, including fault finding, verification, and validation.
• Manage engineering changes with Production Engineering, external partners, and suppliers.
• Own machine safety compliance, including machinery legislation, CE marking, UL certification, and relevant standards.
• Translate safety requirements into functions, risk assessments, performance levels, component selection, validation, and documentation.
• Improve products based on customer and field feedback, reliability, cost, manufacturability, and roadmap requirements.
• Maintain the technical file and continuously improve electronics and safety engineering practices.

Skills

Electronics

Safety engineering

CE/UL certification

External partner coordination

EMC

Laser safety

Risk assessment

Industrial cybersecurity

Education

Electrical Engineering degree

Tools

E-Plan

Job description

Electronics and Safety Engineer - HTC Eindhoven

Full-time

Part-time

Job overview

The Electronics & Safety Engineer (32-40 hours per week) is Keiron’s technical owner for electronics and machine safety. You coordinate external engineering and manufacturing partners, safeguard design quality, and translate system and safety requirements into practical solutions. Together with Software, Mechanical, Systems and Research, you shape architectures, support testing and commissioning, and improve our engineering approach.

Own electronics-related questions, designs, issues, improvements, and decisions across the product portfolio.

Coordinate external engineering partners, review deliverables, and define or review architectures, interfaces, and design concepts.

Work with suppliers and Operations to ensure designs are manufacturable, documented, and correctly implemented.

Coordinate electronics testing and commissioning, including fault finding, verification, and validation.

Manage engineering changes with Production Engineering, external partners, and suppliers.

Own machine safety compliance, including machinery legislation, CE marking, UL certification, and relevant standards.

Translate safety requirements into functions, risk assessments, performance levels, component selection, validation, and documentation.

Improve products based on customer and field feedback, reliability, cost, manufacturability, and roadmap requirements.

Maintain the technical file and continuously improve electronics and safety engineering practices.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related technical field.

Several years of electronics or electrical engineering experience, preferably with complex machines, high-tech equipment, or automation.

Strong electronics expertise is essential; experience with electronics architecture, design reviews, and E-Plan is an advantage.

Experience coordinating external partners and working with machine testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and engineering change management.

Machine safety experience is highly valued; alternatively, you are motivated to develop expertise in risk assessment, CE marking, UL certification, machinery legislation, and safety standards. Experience with EMC, laser safety, semiconductor standards, or industrial cybersecurity is a plus.

Personal Skills

Proactive and accountable, with a hands-on and pragmatic approach.

Analytical and solution-oriented, with strong system-level thinking.

Structured and accurate in changes, testing, compliance, and documentation.

A clear communicator who works effectively with multidisciplinary teams and external partners.

Curious, adaptable, and eager to deepen your expertise in machine safety.

ABOUT US

Our mission: Why compromise?

Our mission is to achieve a zero-defect assembly line with unmatched efficiency, transforming electronics manufacturing through LIFT technology. By eliminating the limitations of traditional stencil and jet printing, we provide a fully digital, contactless, and high-precision solution that enhances quality, speed, and reliability.

At Keiron, we believe manufacturers shouldn’t have to choose between performance and efficiency. Our technology enables autonomous, self-sustaining production, reducing dependency on consumables and minimizing process inefficiencies. With a focus on automation, precision, and scalability, we are driving the next generation of electronics assembly—where excellence is the standard.

Grow together

We’re passionate about transforming industries with cutting-edge laser technology and are always looking for talented individuals to help us achieve our vision. Explore our exciting career opportunities and discover how you can contribute to the future of advanced manufacturing with us!

Benefits

• A dynamic scale-up environment with cutting-edge technologies.
• Opportunities for professional development and continued education.
• Collaborative team-oriented culture with like-minded professionals.
• Potential for career growth within the organization.

Grow together

Meet the Team

What’s it like to be part of Keiron? Our team says it best.

What you'll gain as a new team member

Joining Keiron means becoming part of something bigger. You’ll work alongside some of the brightest minds in the industry, tackling challenges that will shape the future. Here’s what’s in it for you:

An Unmatched Learning Experience: Keiron provides the tools, training, and mentorship you need to excel. You’ll be surrounded by cutting-edge technology and have access to a network of industry leaders.

Career Development Opportunities: We’re committed to your growth. Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise or move into leadership, Keiron offers career paths that align with your ambitions.

Work-Life Balance That Works: At Keiron, we understand the importance of balance. Our “Pleasure and Performance” philosophy means we encourage a healthy work-life balance, ensuring you’re energized and passionate about your work.

We are an equal opportunity employer, and we enthusiastically invite candidates from diverse backgrounds and experiences to join our team and contribute to the future.