Senior Spaceflight Safety Engineer – Artemis Human-Rating

ARES Corporation; Littleton (CO); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Vision Insurance

HSA/FSA Accounts

Life & Disability Insurance

Critical Illness & Accident Insurance

401(k) Plan

Paid Time Off & Holidays

Job summary

ARES Corporation seeks a Human Spaceflight System Safety Engineer to join an engineering team supporting United Launch Alliance (ULA) and NASA’s Artemis program. The selected candidate will provide critical system safety support for the Centaur V upper stage on crewed Artemis missions.

In support of ULA’s Human Spaceflight Team, this role focuses on ensuring the Centaur V upper stage meets NASA human-rating safety requirements, including hazard identification, risk assessment, fault tolerance,

Qualifications

• Experience supporting NASA human-rating safety standards and processes.
• Development and review of hazard reports and safety analyses.
• Ability to present safety rationale to NASA and senior management.

Responsibilities

• Support system safety activities for Centaur V upper stage, including hazard reports and safety requirements.
• Perform hazard analyses to identify and mitigate risks for NASA standards.
• Evaluate design and operations against NASA human-rating standards and support certification.
• Prepare for NASA safety reviews and coordinate findings and actions.

Skills

System Safety Eng

Hazard Analysis

NASA Human-rating

Safety Certification

Risk Assessment

Technical Communication

Education

BS/BA in Aerospace Engineering

6+ years in system safety

Job description

ARES Corporation seeks a Human Spaceflight System Safety Engineer to join an engineering team supporting United Launch Alliance (ULA) and NASA’s Artemis program. The selected candidate will provide critical system safety support for the Centaur V upper stage on crewed Artemis missions.

In support of ULA’s Human Spaceflight Team, this role focuses on ensuring the Centaur V upper stage meets NASA human-rating safety requirements, including hazard identification, risk assessment, fault tolerance,