PstrongemJOIN THE TEAM THAT’S POWERING PROGRESS /em /strong /ppbr / /ppBuilding cities. Driving commerce. Fueling Progress. For over 100 years, Allison has powered the vehicles and technology that move our world forward. /p pWhat powers us? Our employees. From the first person hired by James Allison in 1915 to the thousands across the globe who work for Allison today, we’re driving progress everywhere because we employ top talent worldwide. In both the Allison Transmission and Allison Off-Highway Drive and Motion Systems business units, our team strives to Improve the Way the World Works. /p pLearn more about this role and how you can beginem driving your career forward! /em /ppbr / /ppstrongPrimary Purpose of Role /strong /ppThe Functional Safety Engineer (FuSa Engineer) shall ensure compliance with functional safety standards for off-highway systems, primarily electrified traction systems and hydrostatic transmissions. /pp Responsibilities include hazard and risk analysis, definition of safety requirements, development of safety concepts, and support for verification and validation activities in accordance with ISO 13849, ISO 19014, and ISO 25119. /ppbr / /ppstrongKey Responsibilities /strong /ppstrongProject execution /strong /ppPerform and/or coordinate all necessary functional safety engineering activities, as defined in the OH System Engineering processes and best practices. /pulliUnderstand what are the stakeholder’s Functional Safety needs from the product: /liliInteract with customers and internal stakeholders to collect input FuSa requirements. /liliGuide customers with little or no prior FuSa experience in defining requirements. /liliFacilitate a sign-off of all involved stakeholders. /liliDefine the system-level concept of our product: /liliSpecify the safety goals / Safety Functions for the development. /liliDefine the Functional and Technical Safety Concept of the product. /liliTranslate customer needs to design input for each of the teams: /liliLead the creation of a system FMEA. /liliExecute or coordinate the execution of HW metric calculations. /liliSupport the hardware and software design specifications. /liliSupport and monitor development, integration, verification and validation activities: /liliLead the creation of an integration and test plan, with focus on the FuSa aspects of the development. /liliLead the creation of a safety manual as part of the product documentation. /liliPerform or ensure execution of quantitative analysis of the electronic hardware. /liliMonitor and control FuSa-relevant activities of the different design and engineering teams. /liliDocument the project’s Safety Case. /liliSystematically record, analyse, monitor, and report on metrics relevant to the FuSa activities. /li /ulpbr / /ppstrongContinuous improvement /strong /ppActive role in supporting the Functional Safety Engineering team as well as the broader OH Engineering teams to achieve excellence in their system engineering activities: /pulliSupport other teams in growing functional safety engineering maturity. /liliDefine techniques and tools to improve functional safety engineering efficiency. /liliActively support FuSa team process improvements. /liliFollow up of new Fusa related regulations or standards. /li /ulpbr / /ppstrongCompetencies and Behaviors /strong(cg3) /pulliemHard skills /em: /li /ulpEssential: /pulliSystem Engineering expertise for complex mechatronic systems, including electronics (hardware and software), hydraulics, and mechanical components. /liliExpertise in electrified drivetrains, including solutions with one or more inverters and electric motors for traction systems. /liliExpertise in hydrostatic transmissions. /liliProven theoretical and practical knowledge of: /liliISO 13849 /liliISO 25119 /liliISO 19014. /liliincluding categories, Performance Level (PL), MTTFd, DC, and CCF. /liliPerformance Level (PL) calculation (including use of tools such as SISTEMA). /liliRisk assessment and safety evaluation (Hazard Analysis, Risk Reduction). /liliFMEA / FMEDA / DFMEA (failure mode identification and mitigation). /liliSafety architecture design (redundancy, safe state, fault tolerance). /liliDiagnostic principles and Diagnostic Coverage (DC) (fault detection, periodic tests). /liliKnowledge of safety-related components (sensors, actuators, safety PLCs, relays). /liliMTTFd and B10d calculation (component reliability). /liliFamiliarity with related standards (IEC 61508, IEC 62061, EN ISO 12100). /liliAbility to read and interpret electrical and logic diagrams. /liliSafety compliance documentation (Safety Requirements Specification, Validation Plan). /liliFluent in English (writing speaking). /li /ulpbr / /ppConsidered as a plus: /pulliKnowledge of ISO 26262 for automotive functional safety. /liliKnowledge of EN 1175 and EN 1459. /liliKnowledge of Machinery Regulation - 2023/1230 /liliExperience with cybersecurity standards (e.G., ISO/SAE 21434) for secure system design. /liliKnowledge of CRA Regulation (EU) 2024/2847. /liliFamiliarity with electrification technologies beyond traction systems (e.G., battery management systems). /liliUnderstanding of autonomous and semi-autonomous systems and related safety concepts. /liliExperience with simulation tools for safety analysis (e.G., MATLAB/Simulink, Medini Analyze). /liliCompetence in reliability engineering (e.G., RAMS analysis, fault tree analysis). /liliProject management skills for safety-related development processes. /liliExperience with certification processes and interaction with notified bodies. /liliFamiliarity with software development lifecycle and coding standards (e.G., MISRA C). /li /ulpbr / /pulliemSoft skills /em: /liliAble to work effectively in a cross-functional environment, demonstrating excellent interpersonal skills. /liliStrong organizational, problem-solving, planning, decision-making, and team-building abilities. /liliExcellent communication skills, including customer presentations, project review meetings, and status reporting. /liliAttention to detail and accuracy, especially in safety documentation and compliance activities. /liliAnalytical thinking for risk assessment and complex system evaluation. /liliAdaptability and flexibility to manage changing priorities and regulatory requirements. /liliProactive mindset to identify potential safety issues early and propose solutions. /liliCollaboration and negotiation skills for aligning safety requirements with design and business objectives. /liliTime management and prioritization to meet deadlines under pressure. /liliContinuous learning attitude to stay updated on evolving standards and technologies. /li /ulpbr / /ppstrongQualifications and Experience /strong /pulliUniversity Master degree in Electrical Engineering; br / Mechatronics Engineering; br / Automation Engineering;br / Computer Engineering. /lilistrongPrevious Companies: /strong /li /ulp OH manufacturers; br / automotive manufacturers; br / automotive OEMs. /pullistrongRoles: /strong /li /ulp Control Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Automation Engineer, Safety Engineer, Mechatronics Engineer. /pullistrongPreferred Previous Experiences: /strong /li /ulp (Design and integration of safety-related control systems; br / Risk assessment and FMEA/DFMEA; br / Implementation of ISO 13849, IEC 61508, ISO 26262; br / IEC 62061 standards;br / SIL/PL calculation and validation; br / Testing and verification of safety functions). /pullistrongYears of Experience: /strong /li /ulp 3–5 years in engineering roles related to functional safety. /ppbr / /ppstrongScope Factors /strong /ppMain Opportunities /pullistrongGrowing demand for functional safety /strong: Increasing automation and connectivity in off-highway machinery create strong demand for safety-compliant systems. /lilistrongTechnological innovation /strong: Chance to work with advanced technologies such as electrification, automation, and telematics while shaping safe solutions. /lilistrongStrategic role /strong: Direct impact on product compliance and customer trust through safety certification processes. /lilistrongGlobal collaboration /strong: Opportunity to interact with international teams and certification bodies, expanding expertise and professional network. /li /ulpbr / /ppMain Challenges /pullistrongRegulatory complexity /strong: Managing multiple standards (ISO 13849, ISO 19014, ISO 25119) and specific requirements for off-highway applications. /lilistrongSystem integration /strong: Ensuring safety across hardware, software, and hydraulic/electrical systems in harsh environments. /lilistrongTime and cost pressure /strong: Achieving compliance without delaying product development. /lilistrongRisk management in variable conditions /strong: Off-highway machines operate in unpredictable scenarios, requiring robust analysis and resilient solutions. /lilistrongContinuous learning /strong: Staying updated on evolving standards and emerging technologies (automation, AI, cybersecurity). /li /ulpbr / /ppAllison Transmission is an equal opportunity employer. We have opportunities for all qualified applicants regardless of age, race, color, sex, religion, creed, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression or veteran status. /p