Systems Engineer Sr Stf - E5 (System Safety)
$129000.00 - $239600.00
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Posted 39 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$129000.00 - $239600.00
About the role
- Developing hazard analyses and safety assessments
- Analyzing and recommending safety criteria in system design and procedures
- Preparing and delivering technical documentation and presentations for Government Safety Review boards
- Coordinating and leading System Safety Working Group meetings
- Reviewing specifications and design changes for adverse impacts to system safety
- Participating in accident investigations and identifying corrective actions
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college in an engineering discipline
- Experience developing and implementing a System Safety Program IAW MIL-STD-882 Experience developing and evaluating system safety requirements
- Working knowledge of MIL-STD-882 and its associated analyses
- Working knowledge of Mil-STD-1901 & Mil-STD 1316 Experience with JOTP-52 qualification tests
- Experience with MIL-STD-2105 Experience developing and presenting safety data to support independent Government Safety Review BoardsStrong written and oral communication skills
- Ability to make formal presentations to large groups
- Interacts well in a team atmosphere with engineers, suppliers, program managers and customers
- Ability to obtain a DoD Secret security clearance
- DesiredSkillsKnowledge of Human Factors Engineering
- Familiarity with missile and launcher systems
- Familiarity with implementing a Software Safety IAW AOP-52 and DoD guidelines
- Secret clearance with current 6-year background check
- Model-based engineering knowledge
- Experience with DOORS requirements application
- Candidate should be a self-starter capable of performing tasks with little direction
- Effective analytical problem solving skills, the ability to perform detail-oriented work with a high degree of accuracy
- Able to learn and work with System Safety specific software tools
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