Entry Level or Associate Aerospace Safety Engineer

Entry Level or Associate Aerospace Safety Engineer Company: The Boeing Company Boeing Defense, Space & Security’s (BDS) Vertical Lift Mission Assurance Organization is seeking an Aerospace Safety Engineer to join our System Safety Engineering Team in Mesa, AZ, supporting the Attack Programs.   Our teams are currently hiring for a broad range of experience levels including Entry Level (Level 1) or Associate (Level 2) System Safety Engineers   The Attack program is looking for a System Safety Engineer that can assess hazards across a broad range of Subsystems including Airframe, Electrical, Mechanical and Software.  The ideal candidate will have an Engineering degree, some experience with aviation or rotorcraft, and safety standards (ARP 4761 and MIL STD 882E).  Military experience is a plus along with strong technical writing and communication skills.   At Boeing, Safety is at the core of everything we do. As a System Safety Engineer, you will work across the entire program lifecycle, from conceptual development to design and test, production, and sustainment of fielded aircraft for both USG and International customers. We are looking for candidates that can ask tough questions, challenge conventional thinking, and identify potential hazards to our aircraft and crew. You’ll have the opportunity to interface with all levels of Engineering and Program Management as well as our customers.   This is an opportunity to expand your skills in a fast growing and critical discipline, where you will have the chance to lead appropriate efforts.   Primary responsibilities: • Evaluates customer specifications and regulations, and assesses the design to develop safety requirements, constraints, and operating limits • Develops System Safety Program Plans (SSPPs) • Performs a variety of hazard analyses across the full product life cycle, such as Aircraft and System Functional Hazard Analyses (FHA), Aircraft and System Preliminary System Safety Analyses (PSSA), System Safety Analysis (SSA), Common Mode Analysis (CMA), Zonal Analysis, Particular Risk Analysis (PRA), Operational Health Hazard Analysis (OHHA), Operating and Support Hazard Analysis (O&SHA), System Hazard Analysis (SHA), Safety Assessment Report (SAR), System Safety Risk Evaluations (SSRE) and Fault Tree Analyses (FTA). • Reviews engineering design specifications, test and manufacturing operations, change proposals, anomaly reports, and deviation/waiver requests for potential safety impacts • Collaborates with government, customers and program domain experts • Prepares presentations, analyses, and reports for government/customer safety boards, program design reviews, and test/mission readiness reviews • Develops proposals, work statements, and specifications affecting system safety engineering scope and budget • Delivers oral and written system safety and risk presentations to peers, program management, senior leadership, customers, and regulatory agencies  Basic Qualifications (Required Skills and Experience): • Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology (including Manufacturing Technology), Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or non-US equivalent qualifications directly related to the work statement • Level 1: Experience in an engineering discipline • Experience with aircraft systems (e.g., navigation, avionics, fuel, hydraulics, pneumatic, etc.) including operations and troubleshooting   Preferred Qualifications (Desired Skills and Experience): • Level 2: 2+ years of experience in an engineering discipline • Experience conducting first flight readiness reviews or flight test mission assurance readiness reviews • Experience with Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) • Experience applying systems engineering principl