Description

You will lead CE certification and safety assessments for drone systems, coordinate with EASA, LBA, and LufABw, and ensure compliance with international standards. Your work will directly support the development of a cutting-edge counter-drone swarm system.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Aerospace, Electrical, Mechanical, Safety Engineering, or related fields.
• 3+ years of experience in product safety, certification, or regulatory compliance for unmanned systems, aircraft systems, or other regulated products.
• Strong understanding of CE marking, EU safety directives, and conformity assessment procedures.
• Working knowledge of EASA and LBA UAS certification environments, including operational authorization pathways.
• Experience with or support of LufABw approval processes is a strong advantage.
• Hands-on experience with system safety and risk assessments (SORA, FMEA, FTA, FHA, etc.).
• Ability to interpret technical standards and convert them into actionable engineering requirements.
• Strong communication and documentation skills, especially in English and German.
• A structured, systematic, and ownership-driven approach to problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Lead CE certification for drone systems, including safety analysis, conformity evaluation, and technical documentation.
• Drive certification and approval processes with EASA and the German LBA for UAS systems across categories and operational scenarios.
• Support and coordinate approval processes with the Bundeswehr’s LufABw for military UAS platforms.
• Prepare and maintain safety assessments, including hazard analyses, risk assessments, SORA, and system safety documentation.
• Interpret and apply international standards, including EU 2019/947 945, MIL‑STD, and environmental standards.
• Advise engineering and leadership on regulatory impacts of design decisions and ensure lifecycle compliance.
• Create and maintain compliance documentation, technical files, safety cases, and certification reports.
• Track regulatory changes, EASA rulings, and emerging UAS standards to ensure long‑term conformity and readiness.