Directed Energy Systems Safety Lead

1300 Eubank Boulevard Southeast, Albuquerque, United StatesOn-site

Responsibilities

Develop and implement testing protocols for lasers, optical or electrical components and systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards and specifications.
Coordinate and conduct integration and validation activities across mechanical, optical, electrical, and software domains Support risk assessments, failure mode analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives Aptitude in collaborative problem solving to resolve engineering issues on projects.
Support the integration of laser systems with control electronics, power supplies, and mechanical assemblies.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Computer Science/Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, or closely related discipline.
Proficiency in systems modeling tools (e.g., MBSE, SysML), test automation, and data analysis. 15 years professional experience with 5 years'
experience in systems engineering with a focus on directed energy systems.
Experience with high-powered directed energy systems and directed energy safety protocols. Ability to obtain and maintain a US security clearance. Desired
Qualifications: Master's degree in Optics, Physics, Electrical Engineering, or Systems Engineering. 8 years directly related experience. Innoslate familiarity is a plus.
Experience with directed energy system integration into larger systems
Experience with power and grounding designs and implementation.
Experience with EO/IR systems. Strong technical writing skills are applicable to engineering documentation (analysis reports, specifications,
requirements documents, etc.). Familiarity with laser safety standards (ANSI Z136, IEC 60825).
Experience with Military Systems.
Experience with Directed Energy Systems.
Strong communication skills and ability to work in a collaborative team environment.
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