Global Materials Compliance Engineer – Regulation & Risk
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Engineering
Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Quality Engineering, Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering
Raytheon seeks a regulatory compliance specialist to evaluate materials, processes, and components for compliance with global chemical regulations and to review bills of materials. You will document findings and coordinate with engineering teams, suppliers, and subject matter experts to manage regulatory risks and identify compliant material alternatives.
The role requires a university degree or equivalent experience with five years of relevant work (or an advanced degree with three years). U.S.
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