Compliance Engineer
for each section heading. Only include sections that have real specific content. Must not repeat job title. Must not include Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate.
We need to preserve all substantive info. So we need to extract content and place under appropriate headings.
We have:
- About the role: maybe from "What to Expect Heron Power is a startup..." and "Job Overview". Could combine.
- Responsibilities: from "How You Will Contribute" bullet list.
- Requirements: from "What You Will Bring" Must-Have Requirements list.
- Qualifications: maybe also from Must-Have? Could treat as Qualifications.
- Skills: maybe from Nice-to-Haves? Or from Must-Have includes skills.
- Benefits: from "Heron Power provides competitive compensation (salary and equity) and benefits." Also maybe mention equity.
- Pay: salary range $130,000 to $198,000 per year.
- Schedule: not mentioned, so omit.
We must not create sections with placeholder text. So we include About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay. Ensure each has content.
We need to use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. For prose use
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We must not repeat job title. Not include Job ID.
Let's craft.
First, About the role: combine "What to Expect Heron Power is a startup..." and "Job Overview". Provide paragraphs.
Responsibilities: list from "How You Will Contribute". Items:
- Research, interpret, and apply compliance from UL, IEC, IEEE, NEC, ISO, and other regulatory bodies to inform Heron’s path to successful listing for each product and new market entry.
- Partner with leads from engineering, product and manufacturing across the product lifecycle to embed compliance into product architecture and design, bringing first-principles-informed, can-do creativity.
- Develop and execute compliance test plans, including identifying/building test infrastructure and resources.
- Debug failures and drive design solutions in collaboration with engineering design teams.
- Establish and manage high-performance partnerships with NRTLs to achieve timely certification.
- Define and maintain client test data acceptance programs with NRTLs to accelerate compliance program execution.
- Proactively manage business risk by monitoring evolving standards, engaging with AHJs and utilities.
- Represent the company in industry codes and standards development activities, proactively influencing emerging requirements and translating them into actionable product and engineering guidelines.
- Contribute to thought leadership through white papers, participation in utility hearings, and regional codes and standards activities.
- Mentor and guide junior engineers while establishing best practices, tools, and scalable compliance processes.
- Develop capital and operating expenses forecast for compliance operations.
- Develop infrastructure planning aligning with product roadmap.
We'll put each as
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Requirements: Must-Have Requirements list. Items:
- Master’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent
- 4+ years’ experience in regulatory and compliance certification for solar, wind, battery or other power electronics products
- Deep understanding and familiarity with relevant UL/IEC/EN, IEEE, and ISO standards and how they inform the design and certification process of grid-connected power electronics systems
- Experience with manufacturing processes and material selection for high-power assemblies (e.g., busbars, potting, conformal coating, HV connectors).
- Experience developing DFMEA, PFMEA and HARA for complex hardware design and manufacturing environment
- Experience of participating in product-relevant standards committees
- Development experience of cybersecurity program for utility connected equipment
- Functional safety requirements and procedures integration into Software and Firmware development
- Ability to thrive in ambiguity, relying on your first principles engineering experience to identify creative solutions to hard problems.
- Capability to remain engaged, proactive, and positive under pressure, owning assignments and taking full accountability
- Effective communicator and negotiator with excellent attention to detail.
- Hands on experience designing and operating test equipment and data acquisition systems, such as oscilloscopes, power and spectrum analyzers, data loggers, etc.
Qualifications: maybe same as Requirements? Could separate but we might combine. However we need to avoid duplication. Could treat Requirements as qualifications. But we need both sections if we have distinct content. The posting lumps them as "Must-Have Requirements". Could treat that as Qualifications. Then Skills could be Nice-to-Haves.
Thus:
- Qualifications: list of Must-Have Requirements (maybe same as Requirements). But we need to avoid duplicate content. Perhaps we assign Requirements to responsibilities? No.
Better: Use sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay.
But the instruction says use headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We can choose to include Requirements and Qualifications both if we have distinct content. We could split Must-Have into Requirements (experience/education) and Qualifications (specific technical skills). But it's messy.
Simplify: Include About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay. For Requirements we can list education and years experience. For Qualifications we can list technical standards knowledge, etc. For Skills we can list hands-on test equipment, etc. For Nice-to-Haves we can put under Skills as optional.
Let's parse Must-Have list into categories:
Education/experience:
- Master’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent
- 4+ years’ experience in regulatory and compliance certification for solar, wind, battery or other power electronics products
Technical knowledge:
- Deep understanding and familiarity with relevant UL/IEC/EN, IEEE, and ISO standards and how they inform the design and certification process of grid-connected power electronics systems
- Experience with manufacturing processes and material selection for high-power assemblies (e.g., busbars, potting, conformal coating, HV connectors).
- Experience developing DFMEA, PFMEA and HARA for complex hardware design and manufacturing environment
- Experience of participating in product-relevant standards committees
- Development experience of cybersecurity program for utility connected equipment
- Functional safety requirements and procedures integration into Software and Firmware development
Soft skills / attitudes:
- Ability to thrive in ambiguity, relying on your first principles engineering experience to identify creative solutions to hard problems.
- Capability to remain engaged, proactive, and positive under pressure, owning assignments and taking full accountability
- Effective communicator and negotiator with excellent attention to detail.
Hands-on test equipment:
- Hands on experience designing and operating test equipment and data acquisition systems, such as oscilloscopes, power and spectrum analyzers, data loggers, etc.
We could assign:
Requirements: education + years experience.
Qualifications: technical knowledge + standards + functional safety + cybersecurity + DFMEA etc.
Skills: hands-on test equipment + soft skills (communication, etc.) plus Nice-to-Haves.
But we need to avoid duplication.
Let's craft:
About the role
Heron Power is a startup building cutting‑edge power electronics for the 21st‑century grid, aiming to debottleneck electricity generation and consumption with scalable, innovative, and lower‑cost hardware solutions. The company’s first focus is building better converters (inverters & rectifiers) to connect large‑scale renewables, storage, and loads to the grid. Led by veteran engineers who have shipped gigawatts of power conversion products, Heron fosters a collaborative, first‑principles‑driven environment where you will solve difficult problems and grow personally, technically, and professionally.
As a Compliance Engineer, you will drive and manage the full product safety and compliance lifecycle across the product portfolio, leading compliance strategy from early engagement in codes and standards through certification, market launch, and sustaining improvements. You will identify regulatory and technical hurdles, work with design engineering to demonstrate that Heron’s products meet or exceed all requirements, achieve certifications, and enter target markets.
Responsibilities
- Research, interpret, and apply compliance from UL, IEC, IEEE, NEC, ISO, and other regulatory bodies to inform Heron’s path to successful listing for each product and new market entry.
- Partner with leads from engineering, product and manufacturing across the product lifecycle to embed compliance into product architecture and design, bringing first‑principles‑informed, can‑do creativity.
- Develop and execute compliance test plans, including identifying/building test infrastructure and resources.
- Debug failures and drive design solutions in collaboration with engineering design teams.
- Establish and manage high‑performance partnerships with NRTLs to achieve timely certification.
- Define and maintain client test data acceptance programs with NRTLs to accelerate compliance program execution.
- Proactively manage business risk by monitoring evolving standards, engaging with AHJs and utilities.
- Represent the company in industry codes and standards development activities, proactively influencing emerging requirements and translating them into actionable product and engineering guidelines.
- Contribute to thought leadership through white papers, participation in utility hearings, and regional codes and standards activities.
- Mentor and guide junior engineers while establishing best practices, tools, and scalable compliance processes.
- Develop capital and operating expenses forecast for compliance operations.
- Develop infrastructure planning aligning with product roadmap.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent.
- 4+ years’ experience in regulatory and compliance certification for solar, wind, battery or other power electronics products.
Qualifications
- Deep understanding and familiarity with relevant UL/IEC/EN, IEEE, and ISO standards and how they inform the design and certification process of grid‑connected power electronics systems.
- Experience with manufacturing processes and material selection for high‑power assemblies (e.g., busbars, potting, conformal coating, HV connectors).
- Experience developing DFMEA, PFMEA and HARA for complex hardware design and manufacturing environment.
- Experience participating in product‑relevant standards committees.
- Development experience of a cybersecurity program for utility‑connected equipment.
- Functional safety requirements and procedures integration into software and firmware development.
Skills
- Ability to thrive in ambiguity, relying on first‑principles engineering experience to identify creative solutions to hard problems.
- Capability to remain engaged, proactive, and positive under pressure, owning assignments and taking full accountability.
- Effective communicator and negotiator with excellent attention to detail.
- Hands‑on experience designing and operating test equipment and data acquisition systems, such as oscilloscopes, power and spectrum analyzers, data loggers, etc.
- Nice‑to‑have: familiarity with grid‑tied hardware such as medium‑voltage converters, switchgear, circuit breakers, or protective relays.
- Nice‑to‑have: experience designing or testing medium‑voltage systems (1.5 kV–35 kV), including insulation coordination, clearance/creepage, and partial discharge considerations.
- Nice‑to‑have: hands‑on experience with test automation using Python, LabVIEW, or embedded scripting for power hardware validation.
- Nice‑to‑have: working experience of UL1741, UL 347a, IEC 62109‑1, IEC 62109‑2, IEC 62040, IEC 62477, UL 9540, UL 1998, UL 840, UL 2891, UL5500, IEEE 1547, IEEE 2
. We must not repeat job title. Not include Job ID. Let's craft. First, About the role: combine "What to Expect Heron Power is a startup..." and "Job Overview". Provide paragraphs. Responsibilities: list from "How You Will Contribute". Items: - Research, interpret, and apply compliance from UL, IEC, IEEE, NEC, ISO, and other regulatory bodies to inform Heron’s path to successful listing for each product and new market entry. - Partner with leads from engineering, product and manufacturing across the product lifecycle to embed compliance into product architecture and design, bringing first-principles-informed, can-do creativity. - Develop and execute compliance test plans, including identifying/building test infrastructure and resources. - Debug failures and drive design solutions in collaboration with engineering design teams. - Establish and manage high-performance partnerships with NRTLs to achieve timely certification. - Define and maintain client test data acceptance programs with NRTLs to accelerate compliance program execution. - Proactively manage business risk by monitoring evolving standards, engaging with AHJs and utilities. - Represent the company in industry codes and standards development activities, proactively influencing emerging requirements and translating them into actionable product and engineering guidelines. - Contribute to thought leadership through white papers, participation in utility hearings, and regional codes and standards activities. - Mentor and guide junior engineers while establishing best practices, tools, and scalable compliance processes. - Develop capital and operating expenses forecast for compliance operations. - Develop infrastructure planning aligning with product roadmap. We'll put each as
About the role
Heron Power is a startup building cutting‑edge power electronics for the 21st‑century grid, aiming to debottleneck electricity generation and consumption with scalable, innovative, and lower‑cost hardware solutions. The company’s first focus is building better converters (inverters & rectifiers) to connect large‑scale renewables, storage, and loads to the grid. Led by veteran engineers who have shipped gigawatts of power conversion products, Heron fosters a collaborative, first‑principles‑driven environment where you will solve difficult problems and grow personally, technically, and professionally.
As a Compliance Engineer, you will drive and manage the full product safety and compliance lifecycle across the product portfolio, leading compliance strategy from early engagement in codes and standards through certification, market launch, and sustaining improvements. You will identify regulatory and technical hurdles, work with design engineering to demonstrate that Heron’s products meet or exceed all requirements, achieve certifications, and enter target markets.
Responsibilities
- Research, interpret, and apply compliance from UL, IEC, IEEE, NEC, ISO, and other regulatory bodies to inform Heron’s path to successful listing for each product and new market entry.
- Partner with leads from engineering, product and manufacturing across the product lifecycle to embed compliance into product architecture and design, bringing first‑principles‑informed, can‑do creativity.
- Develop and execute compliance test plans, including identifying/building test infrastructure and resources.
- Debug failures and drive design solutions in collaboration with engineering design teams.
- Establish and manage high‑performance partnerships with NRTLs to achieve timely certification.
- Define and maintain client test data acceptance programs with NRTLs to accelerate compliance program execution.
- Proactively manage business risk by monitoring evolving standards, engaging with AHJs and utilities.
- Represent the company in industry codes and standards development activities, proactively influencing emerging requirements and translating them into actionable product and engineering guidelines.
- Contribute to thought leadership through white papers, participation in utility hearings, and regional codes and standards activities.
- Mentor and guide junior engineers while establishing best practices, tools, and scalable compliance processes.
- Develop capital and operating expenses forecast for compliance operations.
- Develop infrastructure planning aligning with product roadmap.
Requirements
- Master’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or equivalent.
- 4+ years’ experience in regulatory and compliance certification for solar, wind, battery or other power electronics products.
Qualifications
- Deep understanding and familiarity with relevant UL/IEC/EN, IEEE, and ISO standards and how they inform the design and certification process of grid‑connected power electronics systems.
- Experience with manufacturing processes and material selection for high‑power assemblies (e.g., busbars, potting, conformal coating, HV connectors).
- Experience developing DFMEA, PFMEA and HARA for complex hardware design and manufacturing environment.
- Experience participating in product‑relevant standards committees.
- Development experience of a cybersecurity program for utility‑connected equipment.
- Functional safety requirements and procedures integration into software and firmware development.
Skills
- Ability to thrive in ambiguity, relying on first‑principles engineering experience to identify creative solutions to hard problems.
- Capability to remain engaged, proactive, and positive under pressure, owning assignments and taking full accountability.
- Effective communicator and negotiator with excellent attention to detail.
- Hands‑on experience designing and operating test equipment and data acquisition systems, such as oscilloscopes, power and spectrum analyzers, data loggers, etc.
- Nice‑to‑have: familiarity with grid‑tied hardware such as medium‑voltage converters, switchgear, circuit breakers, or protective relays.
- Nice‑to‑have: experience designing or testing medium‑voltage systems (1.5 kV–35 kV), including insulation coordination, clearance/creepage, and partial discharge considerations.
- Nice‑to‑have: hands‑on experience with test automation using Python, LabVIEW, or embedded scripting for power hardware validation.
- Nice‑to‑have: working experience of UL1741, UL 347a, IEC 62109‑1, IEC 62109‑2, IEC 62040, IEC 62477, UL 9540, UL 1998, UL 840, UL 2891, UL5500, IEEE 1547, IEEE 2