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Electronic controls are critical to the operation of modern vehicle propulsion systems. These controls – made up of computer modules, sensors, actuators and software – are tasked to monitor and control vehicle operation to meet safety and emissions requirements while delivering the expected vehicle performance.
The SDO (Safety, Diagnosability and On-Board Diagnostics) safety designer is responsible to know the regulatory and non-regulatory requirements during normal operation that are associated with their assigned functional areas They are also responsible for identifying the potential hazards related to the controls function (Item Definition, Hazard and Risk Analysis), define the strategies to avoid them (Functional and Technical Safety Concepts, supported by the Fault Tree Analysis and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis), support the software and application teams for the correct implementation of those requirements, and support the calibration and validation of those strategies. The functional safety engineers will be responsible for the complete safety life cycle for propulsion system control items according to ISO 26262:2018 and to follow the company procedures to comply with the ISO standard.
Main mission of the SDO Designer:
Define the safety requirements at the propulsion system level for one or more propulsion system functions. Provide those safety requirements to the SDO manager to support propulsion system programs.
Main activities:
The SDO Safety Designer has the following main responsibilities:
· Deliver the regulatory and non-regulatory safety requirements, and the functional safety requirements (per ISO26262), for propulsion system electronic controls design and development
· Support propulsion program execution by participation in supplier requirements review, Safety Release reviews, development and validation activities, and issue resolution
· As required, perform detailed requirements development for new features and/or newly integrated electronic controls functionality
Job description:
In more detail, the propulsion system functional safety engineer is responsible for:
· Supporting the creation and maintenance of the Safety Plan of the item development
· Creating, reviewing and maintaining the Item definition
· Performing the Impact Analysis and assessing the impact on the ISO 26262 work products of any change occurring to the item during the development
· Creating, reviewing and maintaining the Hazard Analysis & Risk Assessment
· Supporting the creation and the evaluation of Controllability metrics and a Controllability pre-assessment report
· Creating, reviewing and maintaining the Functional Safety Concept
· Creating, reviewing and maintaining the Technical Safety Requirements specifications and the Technical Safety Concept
· Supporting the allocation of the Technical Safety Requirements to HW and SW elements
· Supporting the creation and the updates of the System Architecture of the item
· Supporting the creation and maintenance of the Development Interface Agreement with all the nominated suppliers of the elements of the item
· Supporting the creation and the evaluation of the System Safety Analyses (FTA, FMEA, DFA) of the item
· Supporting the planning of Safety Verification & Validation activities at different integration levels
· Supporting the creation of test cases, their execution and evaluation of the results
· Identifying all the Safety Requirements for Production, Operation, Service and Decommissioning of the vehicle and supporting the Production Process Assessment and the creation and the updates of the vehicle manuals for User/Owners and Service and Repair
· Creating, reviewing and maintaining the Safety Case of the item
· Supporting the Safety Assessment of the item and of the whole vehicle
Main organizational interactions:
SDO designers, SDO tech fellows, functional and control designers and managers, validation and calibration teams, propulsion project teams
Basic Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent and a minimum of 5 years of proven experience in automotive engineering
Preferred Qualifications:
Master's Degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent and a minimum of 5 years of proven experience in automotive engineering
Knowledge or experience in creation, review and management of deliverables according to the ISO 26262:2018 standard for automotive functional safety Knowledge or experience with IBM Doors or other ALM tool Knowledge or experience with the Dassault ENOVIA systems engineering PLM tool Knowledge or experience with Ansys Medini Analyze tool Knowledge or experience with automotive diagnostics management Knowledge or experience with propulsion system controls design, development and calibration
Behavioral Skills:
Positive, highly motivated self-starter with a track record of "getting things done" Good analysis and problem-solving skills
Ability to work cross-functionally Good verbal and written communication skills, ability to communicate technical information effectively to all audiences, in all situations Flexibility -- must be able to adapt to changing environment, work in spite of ambiguity and uncertainty Outstanding interpersonal and problem-solving skills Good interpersonal skills with the ability to work effectively with individuals and groups