Spectrum Compliance Officer (AU)

Location: Sydney, Australia; based at the central Sydney headquarters

Company

hirify.global develops AI-enabled counter-drone technology for military organisations, government agencies, airports, critical infrastructure operators, and law enforcement.

What you will do

• Manage ACMA, DSO, and selected international radiofrequency licences, authorisations, equipment approvals, and exemptions.
• Advise Engineering, Product, Operations, and Legal teams on lawful RF equipment operation during development, testing, demonstrations, and customer deployments.
• Review ACMA requirements for devices operating in regulated frequency bands and align design decisions with applicable rules.
• Oversee conformity-assessment testing documentation, laboratory results, device classifications, Statements of Compliance, and technical files.
• Maintain compliance registers, prepare management reports, and develop RF-related guidance, SOPs, checklists, and training.
• Engage with ACMA, accredited test facilities, legal advisers, and industry bodies, and support audits, inspections, inquiries, and regulatory submissions.

Requirements

• Experience with Australian and international radiocommunications regulations, spectrum frameworks, or technical compliance regimes.
• Strong understanding of RF systems, communications equipment, EMC/EME exposure obligations, and device compliance pathways.
• Ability to interpret and apply ACMA rules, standards, and legislation.
• Strong documentation, record-keeping, compliance-management, and organisational skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaborate with Legal, Engineering, Product, and Operations teams.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder-management abilities.

Nice to have

• Experience in defence, technology, telecommunications, or regulated hardware environments.

Culture & Benefits

• Work on counter-drone technology in highly regulated, high-stakes environments.
• Contribute to products used across military, government, airport, critical infrastructure, and law-enforcement settings.
• Collaborate with a globally expanding organisation with overseas presence and distributors in more than 70 countries.
• Support the development and lawful deployment of technologies involving radiocommunications, spectrum use, and electromagnetic emissions.