Conducting safety analyses/documenting results (preliminary hazard analysis, system hazard analysis, hazard tracking, functional hazard assessment, fault tree analysis (FTA), and real-time safety assessments)
Generation of hazard reports, defining hazard causes and their mitigation/control strategies
Assist with the definition and maintenance of system level control strategies, including fault detection, isolation and recovery strategies, hazardous mitigation, and system
Participate in and support the system safety working groups, Safety Review Panels, technical interchange and change review board meetings
Coordinating with verification and validation (V&V) personnel to ensure safety-critical requirements are tested in scope with no mission creep.
Perform anomaly and nonconformance analysis, tracking and resolution verification
Prepare technical documentation and presentations for peers, management, and external customers and partners
Education & Experience
Bachelor's degree in an Engineering, Science, or other technical related field
4-10 years of experience as a Systems Safety Engineer in the human spaceflight field with experience working with the NASA Safety Review Panel (SRP)
Experience developing and reviewing hazard analyses, fault trees, and safety assessments
Analyzing and evaluating flight systems to identify hazards and propose actions to mitigate hazards
Planning, performing analyses, and reporting results
A broad background in space systems engineering, including an understanding of space vehicle design, space system architecture development, ground systems support, payloads, and space missions and operations development
Detailed knowledge of human spaceflight subsystems and functions