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Tier-1 brand and metro location but niche technical compliance reduces applicant density.
Telecom regulatory compliance is highly industry-specific, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 10–12 years plus detailed telecom regulatory and certification experience increases filtering strictness.
Own end-to-end management of telecom regulatory compliance and product certification processes for Ericsson products in India, including approvals from MTCTE, ITSAR, NSDTS/Trusted Product, TEC, NCCS, WPC, and DPL.
Coordinate testing, documentation, purchase orders, shipments, and certification tracking with vendors, test labs, TEC/NCCS, and cross-functional teams to ensure timely certification and renewals.
Identify technical and regulatory risks, optimize test coverage based on product applicability, and lead mitigation plans to secure regulatory approvals and support government and industry engagements.
10-12 years of experience specifically in telecom regulatory compliance, product certification, telecom security, testing, or regulatory affairs.
Practical knowledge of telecom regulatory frameworks MTCTE, ITSAR, TEC, NCCS, NSDTS/Trusted Product, WPC, and DPL, including managing regulatory documentation and lab coordination.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in telecommunications, electronics, electrical engineering, information technology, or a related discipline.
Location requirement: India (Gurgaon).
Experienced in managing complex, multi-stakeholder regulatory certification involving government bodies, accredited test labs, and internal technical teams within the Indian telecom regulatory environment.
Detail-oriented with demonstrated ability to interpret regulatory requirements, assess product family applicability to minimize testing, and proactively manage compliance risk.
Proven ownership and operational coordination skills handling procurement, invoicing, shipments, and tracking in telecom product certification processes.