Product Certification Engineer

Amogy is a technology startup on a mission to decarbonize transportations using ammonia as a renewable fuel. We are highly focused and substantially ambitious. By joining our team, you will be creating the first page of the ammonia-driven green mobility and its economy. Be part of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform the transportation industry for a sustainable future.

We are looking for a Product Certification Engineer to join our Product Development team and develop our PowerPack technology into a marketable product meeting applicable regulations, codes and standards. You will be responsible for identifying codes and standards applicable to our products, analyzing our products for compliance with these standards, interacting with certification agencies, and coordinating the testing/certification process for our products. This role will be instrumental in transitioning our technology from prototypes into finished products marketable worldwide.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Serve as Amogy’s subject matter expert on product certification, codes and standards.
• Advise Amogy’s product engineering and manufacturing teams on product certification requirements for different regions, industries, and product applications.
• Develop testing methodologies and procedures as a part of Amogy technology qualification efforts.
• Develop strategies for measuring and assessing the performance KPIs of Amogy new technology.
• Assist and coordinate risk assessment trainings and sessions in accordance with relevant standards (FMEA/FMECA, HAZID/HAZOP, etc.)
• Identify all applicable codes and standards affecting Amogy’s products and assess whether our products meet these regulations.
• Represent Amogy during meetings and workshops with regulatory and certification agencies.
• Coordinate product testing and certification processes required to market Amogy’s products.
• Create and maintain product documentation for compliance with codes and standards.
• Support and lead efforts in maritime certification paths (Technology Qualification, Unit Certification, Type Approval) and stationary certification paths.