Technical Compliance - Electronics Engineer

Experience: 1–3 Years

Department: Technical Compliance / R&D

Core Purpose:

Own the electronics, electrical, RF, and battery compliance of drone products, ensuring subsystems, materials, testing, and documentation meet applicable electromagnetic, safety, spectrum, and certification requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

● Knowledge of electronics compliance against standards such as MIL, IEC, and DGCA UAS Type Certification requirements.

● Identify compliance gaps across electrical, RF, EMC, and battery domains and drive corrective actions.

● Plan and execute electronics validation testing, including EMC/EMI, RF spectrum, ESD, conducted emissions, battery thermal abuse, and electrical safety testing.

● Draft and implement SOPs for compliance and testing activities including PCB inspection, battery handling, ESD control, and RF frequency management.

● Collaborate with R&D teams on design-for-compliance improvements covering PCB as a system and BOM compliance.

● Prepare technical files, test reports, and certification documentation.

● Coordinate with NABL-accredited test laboratories for certification submissions.

● Develop test plans, witness certification tests, review lab reports, and manage test sample logistics.

● Maintain compliance traceability matrices across all applicable electronics standards and product revisions.

Required Qualifications:

● Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication, or related field.

● 1–3 years of experience in product compliance, EMC/RF testing, electronics quality, or certification.

● Hands-on experience operating compliance test equipment such as spectrum analysers, EMI receivers, ESD simulators, and battery test benches.

● Ability to read schematics, PCB layout files, and BOM documentation.

● Strong documentation and reporting skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

● Knowledge of DGCA UAS regulations and electronics-related Type Certification documentation requirements.

● Exposure to EASA CS-UAS and/or FCC certification processes is a plus.

● Knowledge of battery safety standards in IEC and UN including thermal runaway protocols.

● Prior experience in drones, defence electronics industries.