Systems Safety Engineer
Reliable RoboticsFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)
South Burlington, Vermont, United States
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Required skills include an engineering degree with experience in propulsion systems safety assessment, comfortability working with design concepts for safety and reliability, and proficiency with aerospace safety assessment processes like SAE ARP4754A and ARP4761, plus PRA methods such as FHA, FTA, PSSA, SSA, PRA, CMA, and FMEA.
BETA Technologies fosters a refreshing, vibrant, and inclusive culture where team members apply intellectual curiosity, passion for aviation, and commitment to sustainability to revolutionize electric aviation and positively impact the environment.
Candidates with 5+ years of experience in aerospace propulsion systems or system safety assessment for commercial aviation, proficiency in safety assessment tools like CAFTA, experience with reliability engineering methods, familiarity with Product Lifecycle Management tools like Polarion, and knowledge of 14 CFR Part 23, 33, and 27 certification will distinguish themselves.
Develops eVTOL aircraft and charging systems
BETA Technologies develops electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and the charging infrastructure needed to support them. Their eVTOL aircraft are designed for both passenger and cargo transport, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional air travel. The company also installs and maintains charging systems, ensuring that clients have the necessary support for electric flight. BETA Technologies stands out from competitors by offering a comprehensive solution that includes both the aircraft and the infrastructure, catering to commercial airlines and logistics companies. The goal of BETA Technologies is to make air travel greener, safer, and more efficient, contributing to a significant reduction in carbon emissions in the aerospace sector.