Senior Systems Engineer at REGENT

North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Aerospace, Maritime, TransportationIndustries

Requirements

Experience working on safety-critical systems in a regulated domain such as aerospace, maritime, medical, or nuclear
Deep understanding of requirements development, verification, and validation processes
Hands-on experience with system-level testing and verification in a complex hardware–software environment
Familiarity with risk-based analyses such as FHA, FTA, FMEA, and ZHA
Proficiency with requirements management tools (Jama, DOORS, Polarion, or equivalent)
Technical foundation in aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, electrical, mechanical, or controls systems
(Bonus) Flying, sailing, or boating experience
Collaborative team player who communicates effectively and collaborates with engineers, stakeholders, and cross-functional teams

Responsibilities

Develop and manage systems engineering artifacts that underpin Seaglider certification, including requirements, verification plans, and compliance evidence
Work closely with safety, hardware, and software teams to derive, verify, and validate system requirements from high-level safety analyses and regulatory documents
Create and execute verification procedures in collaboration with the certification and engineering teams, ensuring system requirements are fully validated and connected to the certification path
Translate evolving regulations into clear, actionable requirements and verification plans, helping define certification strategy for a new class of vehicle
Use systems engineering tools like Jama, Polarion, or DOORS to build traceability between every system requirement, test, and hazard

Skills

Systems Engineering

Requirements Management

Certification

Safety Analysis

DO-178C

DO-254

Model-Based Systems Engineering

Traceability

Verification

Validation

REGENT

Designs and manufactures electric coastal transport vehicles

About REGENT

Regent Craft focuses on improving coastal transportation with its all-electric vehicles called Seagliders. These vehicles fly just above the water's surface, allowing them to travel at speeds of up to 180 mph while producing no emissions. They can cover distances of up to 180 miles, making them a fast and efficient alternative to traditional ferries and planes. Regent Craft primarily serves coastal areas and island communities, partnering with commuter airlines and ferry operators to enhance travel options. Unlike its competitors, Regent Craft utilizes existing dock infrastructure, which simplifies the transition to its services. The company's goal is to connect communities while reducing carbon emissions and making transportation more affordable and resilient.

North Kingstown, Rhode IslandHeadquarters

2020Year Founded

$84.6MTotal Funding

SERIES_ACompany Stage

Automotive & Transportation, Energy, AerospaceIndustries

201-500Employees

Risks

Regulatory hurdles in the UAE may delay seaglider services in Abu Dhabi.

Environmental groups may oppose military applications of seaglider technology.

Reliance on strategic investments poses financial risks if investors withdraw support.

Differentiation

Regent's seagliders combine airplane speed with boat cost efficiency.

Seagliders offer zero-emission travel at speeds up to 180 mph.

Regent leverages existing dock infrastructure for efficient coastal transportation.

Upsides

Strategic investment from Mitsui O.S.K. Lines boosts Regent's financial stability.

Partnership with Lloyd's Register enhances regulatory compliance and safety standards.

Winning the TIACA Sustainability Award highlights Regent's commitment to sustainable transportation.

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