Military Engines Safety Risk Laed/Analyst

Bachelor’s Degree (or higher) in Engineering, Mathematics or associated STEM field
5 + years’ experience in systems or engineering in the aerospace, automotive or maintenance sector (or similar experience), or 3 years with an advanced degree
US Person or eligible to obtain necessary export authorizations required
Proficient in working across functional teams to drive analysis of complex systems
Experience in analysis of safety critical systems or components
Ability to understand failure modes and concepts

Perform quantitative safety risk assessments on Military Engines- F100, F117, F119 and F135 models; this includes coordination across functional teams and technical experts to identify and document engine level and aircraft event hazard and manage these hazards within the Safety Issue Management Process
Create quantitative models blending engineering insights and statistical methods to enable decision making to execute the required actions to maintain fleet safety
Produce detailed documents addressing the inputs and outputs of assessments
Contribute to the overall System Safety team responsibilities for sustaining world class safety and promotion of the safety culture
Arrange, facilitate, and contribute to safety related meetings and presenting results to individuals in multiple levels of management, aircraft manufacturers, USN/USMC/USAF customers, as well as Boeing, Lockheed and the Joint Program office
Function as a military engines lead; execute program level reviews, Internal Safety Reviews and serve as interface between the PCE, CIPT and IPMT.

Strong analytical background, preferably with computer programming experience (VBA, Fortran, R, Matlab, etc.)
Knowledge of Weibull statistical technique and Minitab functions
Strong technical writing skills (MS Office)
Effective listening and communication skills