Hardware Compliance Analyst

About the role

The organization operates in the Internet of Things (IoT) space, providing a Connected Operations Cloud platform that enables companies with physical operations to leverage IoT data for actionable insights. It addresses operational challenges in industries such as agriculture, construction, field services, transportation, and manufacturing, which collectively represent over 40% of global GDP. The organization aims to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability in these sectors through digital transformation at scale.

The HARDWARE COMPLIANCE ANALYST role is central to ensuring that all hardware devices meet regulatory and certification standards before deployment. This position manages certification requirements and supports compliance for partnerships with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the commercial vehicle sector. The role involves translating complex compliance standards into engineering requirements and leading communications with internal teams, customers, partners, and auditors. It offers the chance to specialize at the intersection of hardware, cybersecurity, and automotive technology.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate compliance assessments and audits with engineering and program management teams for OEM commercial vehicle partners.
• Collaborate with application security teams to translate compliance requirements into actionable engineering solutions.
• Manage annual certification activities and the FirstNet program.
• Research compliance gaps and propose risk-informed solutions.
• Engage in discussions regarding device security posture with customers and auditors.
• Develop automation for audit requirements and evidence collection.
• Promote and model the organization's cultural principles during scaling efforts.

Requirements

• Minimum of 3 years of experience in compliance or engineering.
• Experience with carrier or cellular device certification for public-safety or first-responder wireless networks, such as FirstNet.
• Proficiency with ISO 21434 cybersecurity processes including threat analysis and risk assessment.
• Experience validating control requirements through penetration testing and independent assessments.
• Knowledge of automotive cybersecurity fundamentals relevant to compliance.
• Ability to communicate risk and propose solutions clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.