In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be:

• Product Standards Interpretation & Test Plan Preparation, Study and interpret UL, FM, CSA, IEC, ATEX standards for different products, Generate product test plan as per requirements by standards, Validate the test plan by co-ordinating with internal certification team, Business unit and certification agencies,
  
  Release authorized test plan to engineering, marketing, certification departments in early project stage
• Co-ordinate with local and international labs/certification agencies to understand & validate test plans, planning tests in their labs, etc.
• Help product design engineers for pre-certification tests plan & procedures
• R&D tests on prototypes for early-stage findings in new product design cycle
• Summarize the test results and compare with requisite references
• Prepare authorized test report and review with project teams
• Provideproduct improvements and test conclusion recommendations to the project teams

Who You Are:

You take initiatives and don't wait for instructions and proactively seek opportunities to contribute. You adapt quickly to new situations and apply knowledge effectively. Clearly convey ideas and actively listen to others to complete assigned task as planned.

For This Role, You Will Need

• BE/B Tech. Electrical/Electronics/Electronics & Communication Engineering from reputed institution
• Must have 6-10 years' experience in product testing and validation per international standards like UL, FM, CSA, IEC and ATEX
• Experience in of hazardous location product testing like Pressure, Temperature, and Flow transmitters be an added advantage
• Working experience of ordinary location and Hazardous location standards like IEC 60079 series, UL 61010-1, UL50E, and equivalent CSA standards
• Proficient in Intrinsic Safety requirements as per IEC 60079-11.
• Must have worked in globally located team environment
• Self-motivated, capable of working with minimal supervision
• Undertakes work in an efficient and timely manner
• A willingness to learn is critical