Flight Safety Systems Engineer – Space Missions

Aerodyne Industries, LLC; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 89,000 - 108,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

9/80 schedule

Onsite cafeteria

Job summary

Aerodyne Industries, a dynamic engineering and IT services firm, seeks a Flight Safety System Engineer to deliver safety assessments and documentation for NASA and DoD flight programs from concept through delivery.

The role requires a strong background in aerospace system safety, hazard analysis, and fault tree development, with 5–10 years of related experience and a bachelor’s degree in Engineering. Onsite work and a collaborative team environment are expected.

Qualifications

• Requires a bachelor's degree in Engineering and typically 5–10 years of related experience.
• Strong communication and leadership skills are required.
• System safety experience in aerospace is essential.
• Ability to develop fault trees and failure analyses using root cause methods.

Responsibilities

• Provide product and project safety expertise for NASA and DoD flight projects.
• Join the project team from kickoff through product delivery for flight.
• Develop safety assessments, hazard analyses, and FMEA/FTA reports.
• Prepare Safety Data Packages and present at safety reviews.
• Represent the project at SRP, MSERP, and PSRP panels as safety expert.
• Deliver high-quality safety documentation per project schedules.
• Support safety documentation updates for flight product modifications.
• Maintain regular status reports to the Manager of Flight Systems Safety.
• Provide ROMs and BOE for project tasks and budgets.

Skills

System Safety

Hazard Analysis

Fault Tree Analysis

Regulatory Liaison

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Tools

Safety Analysis Tools

Job description

Aerodyne Industries, a dynamic engineering and IT services firm, seeks a Flight Safety System Engineer to deliver safety assessments and documentation for NASA and DoD flight programs from concept through delivery.

The role requires a strong background in aerospace system safety, hazard analysis, and fault tree development, with 5–10 years of related experience and a bachelor’s degree in Engineering. Onsite work and a collaborative team environment are expected.