Material Compliance Engineer

Qualification: B.E. Mechanical

Experience Range: 3 to 5 Years

Roles & Responsibilities: 

·       At least 3 years of significant experience focused on the field of material management for the automotive industry.

·       Proficiency in IMDS software is essential, along with advanced skills in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).

·       The candidate would need to interact and align with the global group companies and external partners for development areas.

·       Thorough knowledge of GADSL substance list. REACH, IMDS, ELV & BPR are all acronyms commonly used in the industry.

·       Review IMDS reports in accordance with customer requirements, national and international standards, laws, regulations concerning materials.

·       Able to read product technical drawing & product related queries.

·       Knowledge on Plastics, Metals, Electronics and Textiles etc.

·       Evaluate IMDS records based on client specifications, domestic and global standards, and legal requirements related to substances.

·       Collaborate with internal engineering, supply chain, and quality teams to verify the material content of products.

·       Prepare and review Engineering Bill of Materials (BOM) to ensure the accuracy of material composition across assemblies, sub-assemblies, and components.

·       Effective spoken and written communication skills.

·       Knowledge of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) systems is advantageous.

·       Certifications in sustainability and environmental compliance are beneficial.

·       Strong analytical skills with high attention to detail. Must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Additional Skills:

Knowledge of Scania methods and tools (SMART, SMDS, OAS)

Knowledge of working experience in Wind-chill, Enovia.

German language

Experience in working with German Automotive companies / Suppliers.

Must Have:

IMDS, Knowledgeable on current Global Environmental Legations such as EU REACH, EU RoHS, Conflict Minerals,

Understanding of engineering Bill of Materials (assemblies, sub-assemblies, component parts / articles and related substances)