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System Safety Engineer, Mining/Industrial

Applied Intuition · Sunnyvale

Roboticsonsite$125k–$225k
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At a glance

Highlights

  • Own end-to-end safety cases for autonomous mining vehicle deployments.
  • Enable safe driverless operations of heavy machinery in mining and industrial sites.
  • Support field testing and site acceptance for driverless machine demonstrations.

Ideal candidate

Practical systems safety engineer energized by autonomous heavy machinery and real-world deployment. Hands-on owner who partners closely with engineers to turn hazards into safe, field-ready operations.

Requirements

  • Hands-on experience in system-level safety analysis, hazard identification, risk assessment and safety case development for autonomous heavy machinery
  • Strong ISO 26262 Part 4 System Development experience
  • Experience with HAZOP, System FMEA, Functional Failure Analysis, Operational Risk Assessment and Safety Gap Analysis
  • Ability to derive Machine Safety Requirements for by-wire, E-stop, motion control and remote operation systems
  • Ability to analyze hazardous behavior, failure modes and fault propagation and define prevention and mitigation measures
  • Experience collaborating with systems, controls, autonomy, software, hardware and validation teams including fault injection and field testing
remote policy
Primarily in-office 5 days a week with occasional flexibility

Lab profile

About Applied Intuition

Builds simulation, vehicle OS, and autonomy infrastructure for automotive, defense, and heavy industries.

What they build

  • Autonomy software stacks
  • Vehicle operating systems
  • Simulation and validation tooling

Known for

  • Trusted by 18 of top 20 global automakers
  • Expertise across automotive, defense, trucking, mining and agriculture
  • Full-stack coverage from tooling to OS to autonomy

Key facts

  • Founded in 2017
  • Headquartered in Silicon Valley
  • Valued at $15 billion
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