United Launch Alliance is hiring a System Safety Engineer to coordinate range safety and FAA activities, with a focus on system safety requirements management. The role coordinates waivers/ELS and requirement tailoring, supports mission integration and FAA licensing, and provides focal support for FTSR/RSSR deliverables for programs and upgrades. It also manages component updates for deliverables including the FTS, RTS, and AFSS. The engineer reviews launch vehicle and space vehicle system specifications and designs, related support equipment and facilities, and functional specifications and operations to establish safety requirements and assessments for assigned systems. The role conducts independent assessments and recommends design or operational-procedure changes to control or eliminate hazards; prepares safety documents for ULA, Air Force, Range Safety, FAA, NASA, NRO, and commercial customers; audits operational areas; and reports on the effectiveness of the system safety program. The engineer participates in accident investigations and helps identify causes and preventive or corrective actions, while evaluating how safety requirements interact with other design and development requirements to support cost-effective programs. The position is based in Denver, Colorado, with up to 25% domestic travel depending on program needs. Relocation may be available. The role requires the ability to obtain a DoD security clearance, and applicants must meet U.S. Person requirements under ITAR. Salaried ULA employees may be eligible for a discretionary annual bonus; most salaried team members work a 9/80 schedule, though work schedules may vary.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior