System Safety Engineer

ENSCO•El Segundo, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ENSCO is seeking a System Safety Engineer to support the MILSATCOM Systems Engineering, Integration, and Test (MSEIT) effort for the Space Force’s Space Systems Command. The role works directly with Government mission leaders and independently governed program teams, building trusted relationships and shared technical evidence to integrate programs with differing architectures, acquisition paths, technical baselines, funding profiles, and schedules. MSEIT supports the Space Force’s acquisition of secure, survivable, and protected military satellite communications systems.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree and at least 5 years of experience, including at least 4 years in systems engineering and at least 1 year in systems safety engineering.
Experience with system safety engineering practices, techniques, and procedures, and with system safety military standards and regulations.
Ability to coordinate with numerous stakeholders and customers.
Strong interpersonal skills for working and interfacing with diverse personnel in a dynamic team environment.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including public speaking.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office products, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Must be a U.S. citizen.
Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in a technical field such as engineering, mathematics, physics, or computer science.
Systems Engineering certifications such as INCOSE ESEP or CSEP.
Knowledge of and experience with Jira and Confluence.
Experience with MILSATCOM programs such as AEHF, EPS, WGS, PTES, PTS, and FAB-T terminal programs.
Experience working with military and DoD civilian clients.
Experience and familiarity working on a government space systems program.
Experience working on a Systems Engineering and Integration (SE&I) contract.
Active Secret clearance or higher.

Responsibilities

Support the MSEIT System Safety Government Team by evaluating environmental, safety, and occupational health (ESOH) risks identified by the government, contractors, or other stakeholders.
Prepare ESOH documents and provide system safety support for Space Flight Worthiness certification.
Document, perform, and execute changes to Government System Safety documents.
Review and participate in government evaluations of contractor hazard analyses, mitigation strategies, and safety assessments, and advise the government team.
Perform safety risk assessments in accordance with MSEIT Program and Space Force guidance and prepare assessments for acceptance or further mitigation.
Prepare documents including Programmatic Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health Evaluations (PESHE), Space Debris Assessment Reports/End of Life Plans (SDAR/EOLP) for space vehicles, and Environmental Analyses for ground systems.
Prepare and support System Safety elements of space vehicle Space Flight Worthiness certification.
Collaborate with prime contractors, other support contractors, government civilians, and members of the U.S. Space Force.