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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in safety-critical systems engineering, including hazard analysis, risk assessment, and compliance with safety standards. Proficient in developing technical positions and reports while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure technical integrity and client trust.
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Safety-Critical Systems EngineeringHazard AnalysisStatic AnalysisSafety Standards ComplianceTool Development
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Hard Skills
Software EngineeringSystems EngineeringSafety EngineeringFormal MethodsEmbedded SoftwareVerificationValidationModel CheckingScriptingAutomation
Soft Skills
Clear CommunicationTeam CollaborationTechnical CuriosityCritical ThinkingTrust Building
Tools & Technologies
IEC 61508ISO 26262DO-178CEN 50128IEC 62304
Certifications & Qualifications
UK Security Clearance Eligibility
Industry Keywords
Safety-Critical SystemsMission-Critical SystemsHigh-Integrity SystemsRegulated SectorsAerospaceMedical DevicesAutomotiveNuclearDefenceAir Traffic Control
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Review software, system designs, test evidence, analysis results, assurance cases and safety arguments
- Assess whether critical systems have been adequately engineered, analysed and justified
- Support hazard analysis, risk assessment, independent review and compliance assessment
- Apply standards and regulations in a thoughtful, proportionate way
- Develop clear technical positions on complex or ambiguous evidence
- Research the application of safety standards to low complexity and low criticality product developments
- Write rigorous, readable and useful reports
- Explain findings to clients, project teams and senior stakeholders
- Use static analysis, dynamic analysis, model checking, formal methods, testing or modelling where appropriate
- Develop scripts, tools, models or analysis approaches to support the work
- Work with colleagues across safety, security, software, systems engineering, formal methods and assurance
- Support the development of less experienced consultants
- Work on varied consultancy projects involving safety-critical and security-relevant systems
- Help clients interpret standards, understand technical risks and determine evidence needed to justify claims
Requirements
What you’ll need- Ability to understand how computer-based systems are designed, implemented, tested and assured
- Ability to interpret complex technical material
- Ability to identify weak evidence, unsupported claims and unclear reasoning
- Ability to form independent, evidence-based opinions
- Ability to explain thinking clearly in writing and discussion
- Ability to work pragmatically without losing technical integrity
- Ability to move between system-level concerns and low-level technical detail
- Ability to handle several projects or workstreams at once
- Ability to build trust with clients and colleagues
- Ability to contribute to a team of specialists with different areas of expertise
- Background in software engineering, systems engineering, safety engineering, assurance, formal methods, electronics, mathematics, physics or another technical discipline
- Experience in safety-critical, mission-critical or high-integrity systems is useful
- Experience with embedded software, software assurance or systems engineering is useful
- Experience with safety assessment, hazard analysis, independent review or assurance cases is useful
- Experience with static analysis, formal methods, model checking, verification or validation is useful
- Experience with standards such as IEC 61508, ISO 26262, DO-178C, EN 50128, IEC 62304 or related frameworks is useful
- Experience in regulated sectors such as nuclear, defence, rail, aerospace, medical devices, automotive, finance, air traffic control or critical infrastructure is useful
- Experience with safety and security co-engineering is useful
- Experience with tool development, scripting, modelling or automation is useful
- It is useful to already hold, or be eligible to obtain, UK security clearance
- Technical curiosity, careful reasoning and willingness to learn
- Occasional travel within the UK and, in some cases, to Europe or the US
Benefits
Comp & perks- Opportunity to work within a specialist technical consultancy as part of NCC Group
- Reach and support of a larger organisation
- Work with experienced specialists
- Meaningful projects
- Development of ability to assess, explain and defend technical positions
- Suitable training for candidates with the right technical aptitude
