Description Job Description: Performs system safety analyses of hardware and software in a variety of systems for payloads/experiment developers; develops safety data, hazard reports, and other safety documentation, as needed; or provides mentorship for development of all safety data and hazard reports.Utilizes technical and safety review and documentation analysis techniques to include fault tree analyses, failure modes and hazardous effects analyses, and other techniques, as required.Duties include: Preparing safety assessment/hazard reports, technical data packages, and safety presentation material for NASA safety review panels. Conduct/review safety assessments of new, updated, and/or modified hardware and software, including any waivers/exemption requests/non-conformance reports. Qualifications Required Experience/Skills: 15+ years related experienceNASA flight system safety review process experienceExperience with direct participation in conducting and documenting human spaceflight system safety reviewsFamiliarity with the NASA organization and with the International Space Station (ISS) subsystems and componentsAn understanding of system safety hazards analysis processAn understanding of NASA Handbook 51721Excellent written and verbal communication skillsAbility to develop excellent working relationships with customers, peers, and managementAbility to utilize Microsoft Office Suite of Tools to prepare reports, presentations, and chartsKnowledge and use of personal computer with typical business software Required Education: BS degree in Engineering or related Science/Technical field (Electrical, Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering preferred)
Must be a U.S. citizen. Must be able to obtain and retain Public Trust security clearance.
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