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Sigma Software is seeking a Senior Hardware Safety Engineer in California to lead quantitative and qualitative functional safety activities and implement robust FMEDA analyses. The role requires experience with ISO 26262, SOC/FMEDA, and hardware fault-injection strategies to meet automotive safety standards.
Work closely with firmware, EE, and FW teams to enhance diagnostic coverage, and guide V&V efforts alongside the Test and Test Infrastructure teams.
Lead and participate in quantitative and qualitative functional safety activities that lead to the development of Failure Mode Effects & Diagnostic AnalysisRead through vendor provided documentation for components and boards to identify diagnostic capabilities.Work with firmware engineers to enable diagnostics and V&V team to confirm the working of diagnostics as intended.Work closely with the Test Team and Test Infrastructure team to help guide the V&V efforts and improve diagnostics verification.Develop new requirements to improve diagnostic coverage of the HW working closely with EE & FW teams.Detailed analysis of Safety manuals provided by Vendors for complex SOC's microprocessorsDevelop requirements for safety-critical Hardware to perform Fault injection Testing to comply with ISO 26262:2018.
B.S. or higher degree in Electrical, Aerospace, Automotive, or Robotics EngineeringFamiliarity with ISO 26262 or other safety standards.6+ years of work experience performing Board Level FMEDA, Understanding SOC FMEDA.Collaborative team player with strong written and in-person communication skills
Automotive Hardware Design & Validation experience.Certification in ISO 26262 (CFSE,CFSP)Familiarity with Reliability Standards - SN29500, IEC61508Failure mode distribution standards such as FIDES, FMD etc...Hardware validation & board bring-up experience within standards such as: ISO-26262, DO-178C, DO-254, IEC 61508