Safety System Engineer

The Systems Engineer - Safety will perform:

System Safety Analysis and Planning

Safety Assessment Reporting

Fault Tree Generation

Functional Hazard Assessments

Failure Modes Effects Analysis

Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis

Maintainability of Program Plans and Procedures

Software considerations for aerospace systems

Airborne electronic hardware evaluation

Reliability Engineering principles

Qualifications

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering preferred but not required Systems,

Mechanical, or Electrical

5+ years of experience in safety principles

Experience in conducting system safety analysis including fault tree

creation, system hazard analysis, FMEA and FMECA generation, reliability

disciplines, and failure investigations

Knowledge and practice using MIL-STD-882, DI-SAFT-80102, and/or SAE ARP
4761

Familiarity with MIL-STD-1629, DI-SESS-81495, SAE ARP
5580 (SAE ARP
4754)

and/or ASTM F3230

Construction of fault analysis per SAE ARP
926 or similar

Experience in completing Reliability Engineering principles including Markov

analysis, Weibull analysis (fleet risk assessment), reliability allocations and

predictions, maintainability procedures, LORA (Level of Repair Analysis), Etc.

Possess a working knowledge of gas turbine engines with an intermediate to

advanced knowledge of turbo machinery failure modes

Comprehension of electro-mechanical components and Electrical and Mechanical

Engineering principles

Ability to assess system designs for maintainability and develop work

instructions

Knowledge of gas turbine engine hardware and associated manufacturing

techniques

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Proficient in using Microsoft Office tools

U. S. citizenship is required

Position may require the ability to obtain a U.S. Government Security

Clearance, if needed. Candidates selected may be subject to a U.S. Government

security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to

classified information. For more information on Security Clearances, please

visit: U. S. Department of State

The Systems Engineer - Safety will perform:
System Safety Analysis and Planning

Safety Assessment Reporting Fault Tree Generation Functional Hazard Assessments

Failure Modes Effects Analysis Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis

Maintainability of Program Plans and Procedures Software considerations for

aerospace systems Airborne electronic hardware evaluation Reliability

Engineering principles Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Engineering preferred

but not required Systems, Mechanical, or Electrical 5+ years of experience in

safety principles Experience in conducting system safety analysis including

fault tree creation, system hazard analysis, FMEA and FMECA generation,

reliability disciplines, and failure investigations Knowledge and practice using

MIL-STD-882, DI-SAFT-80102, and/or SAE ARP
4761 Familiarity with MIL-STD-1629,

DI-SESS-81495, SAE ARP
5580 (SAE ARP
4754) and/or ASTM F3230 Construction of fault

analysis per SAE ARP
926 or similar Experience in completing Reliability

Engineering principles including Markov analysis, Weibull analysis (fleet risk

assessment), reliability allocations and predictions, maintainability

procedures, LORA (Level of Repair Analysis), Etc. Possess a working knowledge of

gas turbine engines with an intermediate to advanced knowledge of turbo machinery

failure modes Comprehension of electro-mechanical components and Electrical and

Mechanical Engineering principles Ability to assess system designs for

maintainability and develop work instructions Knowledge of gas turbine engine

hardware and associated manufacturing techniques Strong verbal and written

communication skills Proficient in using Microsoft Office tools U. S.

citizenship is required Position may require the ability to obtain a U.S.

Government Security Clearance, if needed. Candidates selected may be subject to

a U.S. Government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements

for access to classified information. For more information on Security

Clearances, please visit: U.S. Department of State