[SystemSafety] Job posting, System Safety Engineer - Robotics

[John Howard]

Hello all, I hope you don't mind if I post this here. Our company is
looking for a good System Safety Engineer and not having much success
through the usual channels.

Here is the job description. Feel free to email resume or CV to myself.

*Systems Safety Engineer - Robotics*
Robotic Research, LLC is currently seeking applications for a full-time
Systems Safety Engineer to work on state-of-the-art autonomous vehicle
systems.  We offer a fast-paced environment where engineering comes first,
and a breadth and depth of skills, knowledge, and interests are highly
valued.  You will have ample opportunities to get your hands dirty testing
what you design in our specialized robotic engineering and test facility.

Robotic Research has been developing cutting-edge software and hardware for
autonomous ground, air, and naval robotic systems since 2002.   We
specialize in developing solutions for DoD, Automotive, Law Enforcement,
and First Responder applications.  We have a close-knit team devoted to
delivering the best robotics technologies to meet and exceed our customers'
needs. Our systems combine advanced control systems, autonomous mobility,
perception, and behavior generation software with innovative and
sophisticated mechanical and electrical hardware.  We have a long history
of successful program execution and have hardware and software on some of
the highest visibility DoD ground robotics programs.

Building on our past success with deploying robotic systems for both
military and commercial applications, we are currently expanding operations
and looking for new team members who want to make meaningful contributions
in the field of autonomous systems.  If you think you would be a good fit
for our team, we would love to hear from you.

*Duties Include:*
• Participate in the development of safety critical systems for autonomous
vehicles.
• Develop safety artifacts/documentation as required to support program
requirements in accordance with MIL-STD-882, ISO-26262, or other standards.
• Working with hardware and software team to perform (software and
hardware) safety and verification/validation analysis of requirements,
design, code, and testing
• Working alongside program managers and senior engineers to generate
program- and company-wide system safety policies, procedures, and templates.
• Review requirements, design, and documentation for compliance with safety
qualification standards and requirements

*Required Qualifications:*
• BS degree in a relevant engineering field (Systems, Mechanical,
Electrical, Software) or Computer Science
• 2-5 years working a DOD, Automotive, Aerospace, or Medical development or
production program in a safety/systems engineering role
• US Citizen
• Eligible for a SECRET level security clearance
• Familiarity with military or civilian safety standards (MIL-STD-882E, ISO
26262, IEC 61508, DO-178C)
• Familiarity with Hazard Analysis and Tracking, FMEAs, and Fault Tree
Analysis
• Familiarity with the safety critical software development process
including Verification and Validation.
• Candidate should be a flexible team player with good oral and written
communication skills, and able to work effectively in a very fast-paced
environment with team members from many different disciplines
• Candidate must be able to work independently and expand knowledge base as
needed.

*Desired Qualifications: *
• MS degree in a relevant engineering field or computer science
• 5+ years industry experience as a safety/systems engineer
• Experience with System and Subsystem Requirement/Specification Generation
• Experience with Verification and Validation Test Procedure generation and
execution
• Experience with the development of robotic/autonomous systems
• Experience with DOORS or other System Engineering/Requirements tools
• Experience with model-based system engineering (e.g. SysML)

Regards,

-- 
John Howard
jhoward at roboticresearch.com
Sr. Systems Engineer
Robotic Research LLC <https://www.roboticresearch.com/>
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