System Safety Engineer (f/m/d)

Working at Brunel means: attractive work tasks, exceptional career prospects, the security of an expanding engineering service provider and the whole variety of engineering and IT. In the DACH-CZ region alone, we have more than 40 locations and development centers with accredited test laboratories and more than 120 locations worldwide with more than 12,000 employees in over 40 countries. More than 45 years of international success and over 25 years in Germany. Standing still means going backwards - with Brunel you can make a difference!

• Conducting System Safety Assessment activities for aircraft systems, providing support during and after the certification phases

• Generating and updating assessments (Functional Hazard Assessment/System Safety Assessment) for intended design modifications to influence the system architecture according to the required System Safety/System Integrity

• Performing Risk Analyses in accordance with applicable guidance and standards, which are necessary to support the continuous development of the aircraft (including Permit to Fly/Type Certificate)

• Conducting analyses of Common-Cause (including Particular Risk Analysis, Zonal Safety Analysis, and Common Mode Analysis)

• Determining the specific Safety requirements for system developments or modifications concerning hardware and software

• Establishing requests for evidence (tests, simulations, analyses), along with Procedures and Limitations for ground and aircrew

• Managing and establishing integrity requirements at the interface with interacting systems

• Coordinating input from and output to interfacing technical domains and technologies (processes, maintenance, human error, aircraft performance and quality, etc.)

• Reviewing, approving, and applying supplier data regarding Safety and Reliability

• Generating the System Safety Assessment documentation based on traceable results and evidence, serving as mandatory proof for acquiring the Type Certificate

• Conducting Safety Analysis of the Software and continuously improving the analysis tool environment and processes

• Excellent communication skills with the ability to function effectively in a multicultural environment

• Detail-oriented and safety-focused approach to work

• Language proficiency: Business fluent in English; knowledge of German is an advantage

• IT skills are important, including experience with safety tools, such as Isograph FaultTree+, which is a plus, as well as a minimum of specialized knowledge in MS Office

• An educational background is required, with a Master's degree or diploma in Physics or a Master's degree or diploma in Aerospace

• Professional experience is expected to include at least 2 years in engineering and 2 years in aerospace, specifically with a focus on System Safety Assessment; alternatively, candidates should have a minimum of 2 years in System Engineering with interfaces related to Safety Assessment, Airworthiness, or Certification