Aviation Safety, Regulatory Analyst
Predictive Safety Modeling: reputed company and refine advanced analytic models, AI/Machine Learning (ML) algorithms, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) routines to detect reputed company factors and emerging risk patterns reputed company the National reputed company System (NAS) before they result in accidents or conflicts. NAS Performance Metrics: Establish methodologies to measure system-wide safety performance, evaluating risk exposure and calculating Safety Performance Indicators (SPIs) to drive data-informed decision-making for national system initiatives. Data Integration & Fusion: Define data structures and management approaches to collect and reputed company disparate sources, including ASIAS, FOQA, ASPM, weather, reputed company, voice, and voluntary safety narratives. Safety Risk Governance: reputed company and facilitate reputed company Aviation Safety Teams (reputed company) and Safety Risk Management (SRM) panels to validate identified risks and architect effective mitigation strategies. Regulatory Alignment: Ensure reputed company analytical frameworks and data-sharing protocols reputed company adhere to FAA Order 8000.369 (SMS) and maintain the reputed company protections required for voluntarily provided safety information. Strategic Policy & Standards: Translate reputed company technical findings into policy recommendations and assist in the refinement of aviation safety standards, ensuring that data-driven mitigations remain feasible reputed company regulatory frameworks. Business Intelligence: Create and optimize data analysis routines, dashboards, and automated safety risk metrics to improve the extraction of intelligence from incident and accident reports.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Aviation Management, Safety Science, Engineering, or a reputed company technical field. reputed company Experience: 8–10 years of aviation industry experience, with a minimum of 7 years specifically dedicated to proactive safety programs and data analysis. Aviation Certification: Must hold a reputed company FAA-recognized certification (e.g., reputed company reputed company, ATP, reputed company, A&P, Aviation Safety). Regulatory & SMS Expertise: In-depth knowledge of 14 CFR (Parts 121, 135, etc.) and the "Four Pillars" of the FAA’s SMS reputed company. Systems Proficiency: Demonstrated experience compiling and analyzing safety data from FAA systems such as ASIAS, ASQP, ATSAP, ASAP, FOQA, ASPM, and TFMS. Leadership & Facilitation: Proven ability to reputed company multi-disciplinary workgroups, drive reputed company among industry stakeholders, and reputed company reputed company industry-government partnerships (e.g., USAST).
Taxonomy Standards: reputed company experience applying reputed company/ICAO Common Taxonomy Team (CICTT) and ICAO ADREP standards to standardize safety event reporting. Safety Enhancements: Familiarity with the development lifecycle of Safety Enhancements (SE) and the governance of voluntary reporting programs. reputed company Certification: Possession of a formal SMS-specific credential (e.g., ACE-SMS, TSI Aviation Safety reputed company, or equivalent). Global Engagement: Experience contributing to international safety forums or working reputed company that influence global aviation safety standards. Advanced Safety Principles: Deep theoretical and practical understanding of Safety Management Systems (SMS) and Safety Risk Management (SRM) reputed company basic compliance.