A successful candidate will work as part of a team analyzing equipment to identify hazards, categorize risk, and recommend mitigations to reduce the probability/severity of a mishap resulting in injury to personnel, equipment damage, and/or damage to the environment. Candidates will collaborate with government personnel, vendors and the user community to ensure the safety of Marine Corps weapons systems and platforms. This is a hybrid role. Tasks include: • Systems safety analysis of hardware and software for US Marines Corps weapons systems. • Prepare/update Safety Assessment Reports. • Generate Hazard Logs, Risk Acceptance letters, and Safety Releases in accordance with DoD and Marine Corps requirements. • Prepare National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation in support of Marine Corps acquisition programs. • Review System Requirements documentation to identify potential hazardous conditions and make recommendations to system design in collaboration with program staff. • Perform operational analysis to identify potential deficiencies in operating procedures, training documentation, maintenance procedures, storage and handling procedures, and/or ordnance handling procedures. Make recommendations to commendations to resolve deficiencies. • Review and make recommendations to test plans to ensure safety requirements are met. • Assess Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) and other system change requests to identify/verify safety risks. Education Requirements: • Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering or a technical related field, or military experience at E-6 or higher. 5+ years of experience; four (4) additional years of experience in lieu of degree. Security Clearance: • Active secret clearance required on the first day. Qualifications: • Experience conducting System Engineering Analysis, System Safety Analysis, Risk Management and/or Hazard Analysis. • Experience working with US Navy or US Marine Corps combat systems or platforms. • Experience operating, maintaining, testing, or analyzing weapons systems or complex mechanical or software systems. • Systems Engineering experience with US Navy or US Marine Corps weapons systems. • Experience preparing technical reports.