Electronics & Safety Engineer: Machinery Safety Leader

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

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.