Integrated Hazard Analysis Computer Based Control System/Software Author
SAIC
Integrated Hazard Analysis Computer Based Control System/Software Author
SAIC
Technology integrator delivering defense IT solutions
Job Description:
This position offers an exciting and challenging opportunity to support NASA’s Moon Base program. As the Integrated Hazard Analysis (IHA) author, you will apply your knowledge and expertise of Computer Based Control Systems (CBCS) safety requirements, processes, tools and products to develop mission level safety analyses of NASA human spaceflight missions.You will be responsible for ensuring the integrated mission design and proposed operations comply with all applicable Safety and Mission Assurance (S&MA) requirements, and that all flight safety risks have been identified, characterized and mitigated within theMoon Basehazard reports. Some travel to vendors, prime contractor sites, and/or vehicle processing centers may be required.
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SAIC is a technology integrator that supports the U.S. government with engineering and IT services for defense, space, and intelligence missions. Its offerings include integrating complex systems, software, data analytics, cybersecurity, and digital engineering to help national security programs run smoothly. The company operates by combining technical expertise with large-scale government contracts, delivering end-to-end solutions from planning and development to deployment and support. Unlike many firms that focus on a single product, SAIC differentiates itself through a long history of government work, its origins as an employee-owned company, and its growth through strategic acquisitions to broaden capabilities in digital engineering, mission IT, and related services. SAIC’s goal is to enable national defense and intelligence operations by providing the technology and services needed to design, build, and maintain critical systems at scale.
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