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DORLECO

K106 - Functional Safety Engineer

Pay: Not specified
Posted: 2 weeks ago
Location: Dearborn, MI (Onsite)
Last Updated: 2 weeks ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/19/2026
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K106 - Functional Safety Engineer
DORLECO - 5.0
Dearborn, MI Job Details Full-time 9 hours ago Qualifications Gherkin (programming language)
ISO 26262
Embedded systems Collaboration with product development teams Automotive engineering Requirements analysis Requirements management GitHub Hazard analysis Cross-functional communication
Full Job Description Responsibilities:
Deliver Functional Safety work products including HARA, FTA and related safety engineering deliverables. Support impact analyses for assigned SW features and ensure safety implications are captured clearly. Collaborate with Feature Systems Engineers and Systems Simulation & Robustness Engineers to develop or merge Gherkin scenarios for safety and technical requirements. Support requirement refinement, traceability and technical alignment across the feature development lifecycle. Contribute to reviews and closure of Functional Safety actions with clear evidence and rationale.
Requirements:
Functional Safety engineering experience for automotive embedded systems.
ISO 26262
work-product knowledge, including HARA and FTA. Hands-on experience with MagicDraw, SysML, MBSE and GitHub-based collaboration. Ability to work closely with feature systems, software, validation and cross-functional engineering stakeholders.