Safety Engineer (all genders)

Stuttgart

Full-time

Permanent employee

About H2FLY

Join H2FLY, the leader in hydrogen-electric powertrain systems for aviation. Since 2015, we’ve been developing, integrating and testing hydrogen-electric powertrains and demonstrated several records including the world’s first piloted flight powered by liquid hydrogen.

Since 2021, we’re part of Joby Aviation, the leading developer of electric air taxis. Together, we’re accelerating the path toward quiet, zero-emission flight.

As part of our team, you will work hands-on on cutting-edge technology that is shaping the future of aviation. By harnessing the power of fuel cell technology, our team is at the forefront of making hydrogen-electric flight a reality.

From engineers to software experts, our team spans different disciplines. We celebrate the different skills and perspectives everyone brings to the table and foster a work environment where new ideas can thrive.

Become part of the future of flight.

Responsibilities

We are seeking a Safety Engineer (all genders) to join our team. In this role you play a key role in our projects, ensuring that safety requirements are consistently met from concept through implementation:

You develop and implement safety protocols that meet industry standards and regulations
You conduct risk assessments, identify potential hazards, and define preventive measures
You analyze and document system requirements to ensure compliance with safety and performance standards
You collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to integrate safety requirements into system designs
You train team members on safety practices and protocols
You investigate incidents and near misses, determine root causes, and recommend corrective actions
You prepare detailed reports on safety assessments, incidents, and compliance status

Requirements

Degree in engineering (e.g., Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering)
Experience in Safety Assessment and aviation
Experience with requirements management processes
Understanding of ARP 4754 (System Development Process)
Basic knowledge of the safety process according to SAE 4761
Hands-on experience with at least one Fault Tree Analysis tool (e.g., CAFTA, Isograph Reliability Workbench, Ansys Medini)
Knowledge of FMEA methodology
Great language skills in German and English
Background in Systems and/or Safety Engineering
Industry experience in aviation and hydrogen technologies
Knowledge of cryogenic components and liquid hydrogen
Familiarity with development standards: DO-160, DO-254, DO-178C

What we're looking for

We're looking for people who take initiative, own their work, and develop solutions together. You enjoy working hands-on, stay curious, and are ready to grow with us.

Hands-on mentality: You turn ideas into action and aren't afraid to roll up your sleeves
Ownership: You take responsibility for your work, embrace new challenges, and think proactively
Team collaboration: You work well in teams, communicate clearly, and organize your work independently
Structured thinking: You approach complex tasks methodically and focus on finding solutions
Personal qualities: Curiosity, resilience, and a willingness to keep growing

What we offer

Working with purpose: transforming the aviation industry
Flexible working hours and remote work options
30 days paid vacation
Continuous training on the job and individual career development opportunities
Access to the Corporate Benefits platform
A public transport friendly office and transportation allowance
In-house gym and Urban Sports membership
Childcare subsidy
Regular team events and celebrations
A team that truly values diversity and achieves great things together

About us

Since 2015, we’ve been developing, integrating and testing hydrogen-electric powertrains and demonstrated several records including the world’s first piloted flight powered by liquid hydrogen.

Since 2021, we’re part of Joby Aviation, the leading developer of electric air taxis. Together, we’re accelerating the path toward quiet, zero-emission flight.