Lead safety architecture, risk analysis, and verification for autonomous trucking systems.
Compensation
US Pay Range $153,200—$183,800 USD
Responsibilities
Collaborate with Product and System Engineering teams to identify and evaluate hazards related to Functional Safety and Safety Of The Intended Functionality (ISO 26262 & ISO 21448).
Support analysis and evaluation of Acceptance Criteria for identified SOTIF hazards.
Perform hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA) according to ISO 26262.
Analyze and evaluate the Fault Tolerant Time Interval (FTTI) for identified hazards.
Perform inductive and deductive safety analyses for systems, hardware, and software.
Requirements
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering or related technical field
Master’s Degree in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering or related technical field
PhD in Computer Science, Robotics, Electrical Engineering or related technical field
Electrical Nuclear Safety Engineer responsible for planning and undertaking project work for clients on significant nuclear safety and assurance tasks, supervising staff, and managing projects.
Locations (2)
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Gloucester, England, United Kingdom
Compensation
Salary range: £50,000 to £80,000 per annum depending on experience
Responsibilities
Develop and execute strategies to solve complex electrical power system and C&I challenges for nuclear facilities.
Manage technical tasks such as engineering design and modification assessment, hazard analysis, design basis analysis, probabilistic analysis, safety functional requirements, regulatory compliancy.
Conduct periodic review of safety of nuclear facilities.
Qualification and substantiation of systems against safety requirements.
Act as the architect engineer for complex nuclear projects.
Develop and execute strategies to handle complex nuclear safety challenges, manage technical tasks, oversee projects, and support client relationships in the nuclear industry.
Compensation
Salary range: £45,000 to £65,000 per annum depending on experience
Responsibilities
Develop and execute strategies to handle complex nuclear safety challenges
Lead safety engineering activities across the full project lifecycle, develop safety artifacts, conduct risk assessments, and provide safety evidence to customers and stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Lead safety engineering activities across the full project lifecycle
Develop key Safety Artifacts such as Safety Cases, Safety Plans and Hazard Logs
Conduct HAZID and risk assessment workshops using techniques such as HAZOPs, STPA and SWIFT
Apply qualitative and quantitative safety techniques including FHA, FMECA, FTA, ETA and Bow-Tie analysis
Provide robust safety evidence and assurance to customers and stakeholders
Perform hazard identification and risk assessments (HARA, FMEA, FTA, STPA) on autonomous system architecture and vehicle operation concepts
Derive, specify, and trace functional and technical safety requirements (FSRs / TSRs) for supervised and unsupervised autonomy
Collaborate with systems, software, robotics, hardware, and test teams to integrate safety requirements
Assist in building safety case artifacts and verification evidence for airport commercial deployment
Perform quantitative hardware safety analyses including FMEDA, hardware diagnostic coverage analysis, and probabilistic metrics for random hardware failures
Providing end-to-end technical leadership for the safety case of the Rolls-Royce SMR fuel route, ensuring that design solutions are robust, defensible and aligned with UK nuclear regulatory expectations. Shaping technical strategy and influencing design decisions.
Locations (3)
Derby, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom
Compensation
£71,000 - £93,187.50
Responsibilities
Provide technical ownership of the fuel route safety case, ensuring a coherent and integrated approach across fuel import, inspection, handling, core loading, storage and cask loading.
Lead the development, review and continuous improvement of safety case documentation, responding to regulatory feedback and supporting major programme submissions.
The Staff Systems Safety Engineer serves as the organization’s authority and subject matter expert on the safety of all company products and services, providing strategic, enterprise-level guidance for safety engineering across military and civil ground, airborne, and weapon systems.
Responsibilities
Perform required safety engineering tasks and analyses in the performance of product or services contractual statement of work.
Development and delivery of systems safety documentation and reports including Safety Assessment Report (SAR), Subsystem Hazard Analysis (SSHA), Hazard Tracking System (HTS), Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Failure Modes, Effects and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and Functional Hazard Analysis (FHA).
Establish and govern organizational safety processes and frameworks, ensuring consistent and best-in-class practices in design reviews, program plans, and analytical / process templates.
Chair and set the agenda for the Safety Review Board (SRB), fostering cross-program learning and continuous improvement in safety governance.
Lead engagement in customer mishap investigations, providing expert testimony and shaping industry standards and best practices.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Systems, Electrical, Mechanical, Aerospace), or a related technical field.
Develop robust safety justifications, fault studies and risk management strategies that demonstrate compliance with ALARP principles and wider regulatory requirements.
Act as the technical authority for complex engineering challenges, providing expert guidance, governance and decision-making throughout the design lifecycle.
Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary engineering teams to ensure effective system integration, design maturity and successful programme delivery.