Aerospace Engineer

Applies experience and comprehensive knowledge of engineering principles, theories, and concepts applicable to aircraft systems and operational safety impact. The System Safety Integration Specialist position will be responsible to oversee the entire aircraft system and operational safety impact to help ensure that complex systems incorporated into the aircraft level system architecture meet the system safety assurance levels in accordance with the FAA's policies, guidance and airworthiness regulations.
Contacts are internal and external. Facilitates/leads cross-discipline, including across lines of business, and reviews/has communications to ensure aircraft level system safety fully encompasses compliance to meet FAA regulatory airworthiness requirements. Leads early and regularly gated multi-disciplined system safety reviews with certification engineering/design and operational groups to help assess that system safety requirements are being met.
Identifies aircraft level higher risk integration areas that need increased FAA oversight/involvement with all applicable FAA lines of business within and outside of AIR. Works closely with the assigned Program Manager (PM) to support and help proactively address system safety integration issues/challenges, such as the evaluation of human factors and flight test evaluation results against the applicant System Safety Assessments (SSAs) to validate SSA assumptions. Identifies that applicant has properly robust aircraft system development processes for System Safety Assessments (SSAs). Verifies that change impact safety assessments are comprehensive and thorough.
Work is reviewed rarely, typically through status reports and at project completion, to ensure technical compliance and alignment with the requirements of the project or other work activity. Work activities impact directly on the objectives of the organization, subdivisions and/or LOB/SOs and has an impact on the objectives of the FAA. The work affects the safety and security of customers.