Aerospace Reliability & Safety Engineer - E-Propulsion

Evolito Limited; Bicester; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Evolito is seeking a Reliability and Safety Engineer to join the growing team developing electric propulsion for aerospace markets. The role focuses on safety and reliability analyses, ARP4761A methodologies, and collaboration with system and design teams to demonstrate compliance to aerospace regulations.

You will derive safety requirements, support architecture development for safety-critical systems, and prepare documentation for functional safety audits across EASA & CAA standards.

Qualifications

• Relevant degree or equivalent engineering experience.
• Experience in functional safety within aerospace projects.
• Knowledge of safety standards and regulatory processes.

Responsibilities

• Perform quantitative and qualitative safety analyses and produce technical reports.
• Support system and equipment design to meet safety objectives.
• Develop safety-critical architectures for systems and components.
• Derive system-level safety requirements and assess their impact at component level.
• Interface with customers and partners during safety reviews.
• Determine safety goals and DAL for systems.
• Create documentation to satisfy EASA & CAA audits.
• Guide software and hardware teams in safety-related processes.

Skills

Functional safety

Systems engineering

Requirements management

FTA tools

Safety analyses

Education

Degree or equivalent

Tools

DOORS

Codebeamer

JIRA

Polarion

Job description

Evolito is seeking a Reliability and Safety Engineer to join the growing team developing electric propulsion for aerospace markets. The role focuses on safety and reliability analyses, ARP4761A methodologies, and collaboration with system and design teams to demonstrate compliance to aerospace regulations.

You will derive safety requirements, support architecture development for safety-critical systems, and prepare documentation for functional safety audits across EASA & CAA standards.