Secret-Cleared Systems Safety Engineer (Sentinel)

Northrop Grumman; Huntsville (AL); Presencial; USD 79.000 - 119.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Relocation assistance

9/80 schedule

Comprehensive benefits

Descripción de la vacante

Northrop Grumman Defense Systems seeks a Systems Safety Engineer for the Sentinel program in Roy, UT. The role involves safety analyses, requirements definition/allocation, functional decomposition, interface definition, verification, validation and traceability.

Responsibilities include collaborating with IPTs, maturing architecture content, ensuring model-represented requirements, and advancing MBSE and safety-oriented design across complex weapons systems.

Formación

• Bachelor’s degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) discipline from an accredited university.
• 2 years of experience; Master’s degree reduces required experience to 0 years.
• 2 years’ experience with C/C++, Java, OO design or similar.

Responsabilidades

• Collaborate with program IPT counterparts to develop supporting systems engineering artifacts.
• Develop and mature architecture content for large programs design.
• Ensure system requirements are represented in the model.
• Contribute to system requirements development, management and analysis.
• Develop model techniques and processes for integration and team collaboration.
• Support safety analyses to mature weapons system design and flight worthiness.

Conocimientos

C/C++

Java

Object oriented design

Educación

Bachelor’s degree in STEM

Master’s degree in STEM

Herramientas

MIL-STD-882E

DO-178

Descripción del empleo

Northrop Grumman Defense Systems seeks a Systems Safety Engineer for the Sentinel program in Roy, UT. The role involves safety analyses, requirements definition/allocation, functional decomposition, interface definition, verification, validation and traceability.

Responsibilities include collaborating with IPTs, maturing architecture content, ensuring model-represented requirements, and advancing MBSE and safety-oriented design across complex weapons systems.