Functional Safety Manager - San Francisco, United States - Swift Navigation

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**Functional Safety Manager**

at Swift Navigation San Francisco, CA provides precise positioning solutions for automotive, autonomous vehicle, mobile and mass-market applications. What began as the GNSS industrys first low-cost, high-accuracy, real-time kinematic (RTK) receiver has evolved into a Swift Navigation ecosystem of positioning solutions for autonomous applications. From the nationwide GNSS corrections delivered from the cloud by the Skylark precise positioning service, the hardware-independent, integrated software solution that is Starling positioning engine to the centimeter-level accurate Piksi Multi and ruggedized Duro and Duro Inertial RTK receivers, Swift Navigation is enabling a future of autonomous vehicles to navigate and understand the world. Learn more online at , follow Swift on Twitter

Swift Navigation is seeking a Functional Safety Manager with Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) expertise to guide development of functional safety requirements and application to our strategy and products.

****Responsibilities**:**

Develop functional and technical safety concepts to achieve and maintain safety of automotive systems per ISO 26262 requirements

Lead functional safety activities during all project phases (concept, requirements, design, and verification & validation)

Oversee functional safety architecture and create requirements to the safety case

Perform qualitative and quantitative analysis, using methods such as FMEA, FMEDA, FTA, and other safety analysis approaches

Collaborate with systems teams, project managers, development teams and customers on technical aspects of functional safety

Oversee functional safety architecture and performance requirements elicitation and test case development for safety-critical assurance processes;

Conduct technical reviews with product teams to ensure functional safety requirements are being met throughout product development cycles

****Requirements**:**

Bachelor's degree in a relevant technical field plus at least seven (7) years of experience in Automotive Functional Safety

At least ten (10) years relevant experience in the development of engineering software and tools for embedded control environments, including Matlab, Simulink, dSpace, LabView, HIL/SIL test environments, C++ code development, MISRA and other coding guidelines, and related tools and methods.

Proven experience in embedded SW development

Ideally the candidate will have experience achieving ISO 26262 certification

Familiarity with configuration, requirements, and documentation management tools

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and clear, concise documentation writing skills

Excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to communicate complex ideas succinctly and persuasively to peers, management, customers and partners

****Benefits**:**

We are located in San Francisco, close to public transportation and we are well financed. We offer unlimited vacation days, competitive salary and benefits, a 401(k), a casual office environment, hackathons and tech talks to push the professional growth of all our employees. Come join us

**Perks**

Flexible vacation, competitive salary, employer covered health insurance, 401(k), flexible spending, HSA.

Tech talks, mentorship programs, employee events.

Growth and learning opportunities from a tech environment include working closely with an international team of scientists, engineers, platform architects, programmers, executive staff and professionals.

Swift Navigation is a diverse and inclusive team. We are an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds to apply regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability status or other defining characteristics.

Swift Navigation will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the requirements of SFPC

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