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Senior Director, Corporate Quality, Regulatory & Product Compliance
Location
Texas
Posted
104 days ago
Salary
$180K - $250K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Senior Director, Corporate Quality, Regulatory & Product Compliance
Harmonic
• Own and evolve the global regulatory compliance strategy across all regions and product lines. • Leverage AI‑enabled regulatory intelligence tools to monitor regulatory changes and assess product impact. • Ensure compliance with UL, FCC, CE, RoHS, REACH, Prop 65, and other applicable standards. • Lead regulatory audits, certifications, and technical submissions using digitized compliance evidence systems. • Embed compliance requirements early in product architecture through close partnership with Engineering and Product teams. • Lead the corporate product safety program, including hazard analysis, FMEA, risk mitigation, and field actions. • Deploy data‑driven and AI‑assisted risk assessment methods to identify emerging safety issues. • Oversee investigations, RCA, and CAPA using advanced analytics across field, manufacturing, and reliability data. • Establish predictive safety metrics and dashboards for executive review. • Own enterprise ISO frameworks (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001, etc.). • Lead the transformation toward a digital, AI‑enabled QMS, including intelligent document control and continuous audit readiness. • Partner with global functions and manufacturing partners to ensure consistent QMS execution. • Own and govern the enterprise PLCM framework and stage‑gate process. • Implement AI‑driven launch readiness and risk scoring across NPI programs. • Provide executive visibility through integrated dashboards, predictive KPIs, and automated gate reviews. • Champion a quality‑first, data‑driven, and AI‑augmented culture across Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, and Service. • Drive KPI governance using advanced analytics and trend‑based insights. • Influence senior leaders through clear, evidence‑based recommendations.
Job Requirements
- 10 + years of experience in Quality, Regulatory, Product Safety, PLCM, or NPI in a hardware or regulated industry.
- Proven experience scaling global quality and compliance programs.
- Strong understanding of digital QMS, analytics, and AI applications in quality and operations.
- Experience engaging engineering‑led organizations and executive leadership.
- Experience managing contract manufacturers globally.
- Advanced degree in Engineering, Quality, Operations, or Regulatory Affairs (preferred).
- Experience implementing AI, automation, or advanced analytics in quality, compliance, or operations (preferred).
- Lean, Six Sigma, DFx, or reliability engineering expertise (preferred).
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off
- Flexible work arrangements
- Professional development
- Bonuses
- Equity
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