Lead and perform safety assessments and certification planning for avionics hardware and software, including system safety assessments, functional hazard assessments (FHAs), preliminary and detailed system safety assessments (PSAs/DSAs).
Develop, maintain, and execute certification artifacts and documentation (e.g., safety cases, compliance matrices, certification plans) demonstrating compliance to regulations such as FAA/EASA Part 23/25/CS‑23/25, RTCA DO‑254, DO‑178C, DO‑278A, ARP4754A, and ARP4761.
Define and validate system and software safety requirements; work with system architects, HW/SW engineers, and integrators to ensure traceability from requirements through verification and validation.
Support system verification and validation activities including test planning, witnessing, and analysis to substantiate safety claims and certification objectives.
Identify hazards, perform risk assessments, and propose mitigations and design changes to reduce safety risks to acceptable levels.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering, Electrical/Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, or related technical discipline.
5 + years of direct experience in avionics safety and certification engineering (industry experience on transport or regional aircraft, rotorcraft, or large UAVs preferred).
5+ years of experience producing and managing safety analyses (FHA, SSA, FHA/SSA traceability), safety requirements, and certification documentation.
5+ years of experience with requirements management and configuration control tools.
Benefits
Health insurance
Flexible spending accounts
Health savings accounts
Retirement savings plans
Life and disability insurance programs
Paid time off
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