System Safety Engineer - DSC/EZ

The Safety Engineer is responsible for ensuring system safety across various projects, particularly focusing on software systems and infrastructure components for small to medium scale projects.

Key responsibilities include:

1. Establishing Safety Environment: Setting up a safe working environment for the system.
2. Identifying Hazards: Recognizing potential hazards within the system boundaries, including both software systems and infrastructure components.
3. Hazard Analysis: Analyzing hazards to determine causal factors.
4. Developing Safety Requirements: Creating and defining system safety requirements and mitigation controls.
5. Reviewing Work Products: Ensuring all work products adhere to safety standards.
6. Maintaining Hazard Records: Keeping detailed records of hazard controls.
7. Producing Safety Reports: Compiling safety assessment reports with input from various engineering disciplines.
8. Software and Infrastructure Safety Engineering: Applying safety engineering principles to both software systems and infrastructure components.
9. Defining Verification Methods: Establishing verification methods for safety requirements.
10. Assessing Residual Risks: Evaluating and concluding residual risks post-mitigation.
11. Limited Supervision: Handling safety issues independently under limited supervision.
12. Understanding Development Lifecycle: Having a basic understanding of the system development lifecycle.
13. Safety Standards and Guidelines: Being familiar with safety engineering principles, design guidelines for safety-critical systems, safety governance frameworks, policies, processes, and software safety standards and methodologies.