Senior System Safety Engineer: Autonomous & Hardware Safety

AeroVect; Paris; Sur place; EUR 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

AeroVect is seeking a Senior Safety Engineer to execute core safety lifecycle tasks across its software and hardware platforms, focusing on hardware safety analyses and safety case artifacts for airport deployments.

You will collaborate with systems, software, robotics, and test teams to derive, specify, and trace safety requirements for supervised and driverless autonomy, ensuring verifiability and safety compliance.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on safety engineering in autonomous vehicles, automotive, aerospace, or industrial safety.
• 5+ years in hardware safety engineering, EE reliability, or failure rate modeling.
• Experience with autonomous driving systems or mobile robotics.
• Ability to work under mentorship in a high-velocity agile team.
• Bachelor or Master in relevant engineering/computer science fields.
• Proficiency with hardware safety metrics and FMEDA workflows.
• Mastery of hardware architectural metrics and diagnostic strategies.

Responsabilités

• Perform Quantitative Hardware Safety Analyses (FMEDA, diagnostic coverage, PMHF).
• Calculate hardware failure rates using standard methods (SN 29500, IEC 61709, MIL-HDBK-217).
• Evaluate drive-by-wire compute hardware, sensors, actuators, and power systems for faults.
• Derive Hardware Safety Requirements for redundant architectures and fail-operational nodes.

Connaissances

Autonomous safety engineering

Systems thinking

Cross-functional collaboration

Risk assessment

Formation

B.S. or M.S. in CS/EE/Systems/Robotics

Outils

FMEDA

SN 29500

IEC 61709

MIL-HDBK-217

DO-178C/DO-254

Description du poste

AeroVect is seeking a Senior Safety Engineer to execute core safety lifecycle tasks across its software and hardware platforms, focusing on hardware safety analyses and safety case artifacts for airport deployments.

You will collaborate with systems, software, robotics, and test teams to derive, specify, and trace safety requirements for supervised and driverless autonomy, ensuring verifiability and safety compliance.