Environmental Compliance Specialist

Posted 10 days ago

yochanaAustin (TX)

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Environmental Compliance Specialist
Location: Austin, TX (Onsite)
Type: Fulltime
Job description: Candidate MUST have prior experience working in a Consumer Electronics or comparable field in a technical role/Function. Candidates should have the ability to understand mechanical and electromechanical designs, including identification of ingress pathways. Individuals with engineering and program management background to apply their skills to support identification of compliance impacting materials and components, data collection of material and component design information to support compliance assessments, and coordination with pertinent cross-functional stakeholders. Candidate should be able to work simultaneously across multiple focus areas, while maintaining documentation and traceability Candidates should also be able to organize and track impacts of designs and material selections across use in multiple assemblies and systems. Familiarity with Technical Drawings and specifications, including 2D and 3D Drawings, and EE Schematics Candidates shall have to work exceptionally well in a fast-paced environment and multitask between tasks/projects with various interdependencies. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, while engaging with multiple activities simultaneously Passion for environmental sustainability and user safety Experience in documenting process and procedures

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