Aviation Systems Assurance Engineer (Regulated)

Neuron; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday: 25 days + public holidays + b

Pension: 3% of salary

Share options: EMI, 4-year vesting + 1

Sick pay: Up to 10 days/year after pro

Remote-first until London office opens

Professional development support

Six months probation

Job summary

Neuron seeks an experienced regulatory lead to own requirements, assurance and regulation across programmes. You will translate CAA programmes into assured surveillance services, ensure sensor and drone integrations meet assurance standards, and define approvals routes for regional airport trials.

You will help answer how organisations can trust sensors, drones and AI in airspace and defense contexts. You will write baselines, manage assurance subcontractors, and shape the trust/assurance parts

Qualifications

• Systems engineering in a regulated field with requirements flow-down and verification.
• Written safety cases or certification evidence created by the candidate.
• Familiarity with aviation regulation (CAA, UTM, BVLOS, SORA) or similar field and quick learner.

Responsibilities

• Write and maintain baselines, COIs, interface docs, test plans, and test evidence with traceability.
• Lead assurance for a CAA airspace modernisation programme and relate to the regulator.
• Build safety case and CAP 3015 evidence for detect-and-avoid and airport trial approvals.
• Manage a specialist assurance subcontractor and review deliverables for regulatory accuracy.
• Coordinate with Chief Architect on baselining requirements and trust/assurance parts of protocols.

Skills

Regulatory systems engineering

Requirements tracing

Safety case development

Technical writing

Aviation regulation knowledge

SC clearance eligible

Tools

Cap 3015 knowledge

CAP 670 awareness

Model-based systems tools

Job description

Neuron seeks an experienced regulatory lead to own requirements, assurance and regulation across programmes. You will translate CAA programmes into assured surveillance services, ensure sensor and drone integrations meet assurance standards, and define approvals routes for regional airport trials.

You will help answer how organisations can trust sensors, drones and AI in airspace and defense contexts. You will write baselines, manage assurance subcontractors, and shape the trust/assurance parts