EHS Integration Lead

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company with a mission to transform U.S. and allied military capabilities with advanced technology.

The EHS Integration Lead drives the integration of EHS into engineering, product development, manufacturing development, and other technical business processes by building cross-functional relationships, establishing scalable integration mechanisms, and translating enterprise EHS strategy into engineering execution.

Responsibilities:

• Serve as a primary EHS Integration interface to Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Product, Program Management, Quality, Facilities and Operations
• Partner with engineering teams to understand their workflows, development processes, decision points, constraints and technical needs
• Proactively identify opportunities where earlier EHS engagement adds value in the development lifecycle
• Represent engineering realities, constraints and priorities back into the EHS organization
• Coordinate EHS technical resources onto projects requiring specialized safety engineering support
• Drive implementation of Prevention through Design principles across product, manufacturing, equipment, facility and process development
• Support implementation and continued development of the EHS Design Process
• Translate EHS requirements, risk information, lessons learned and regulatory obligations into usable engineering requirements and design criteria
• Influence manufacturing process, equipment selection and facility layout decisions to eliminate or reduce hazards before implementation
• Facilitate early hazard identification and structured risk-management activities with engineering teams and EHS technical subject-matter experts
• Ensure operator task, maintenance access and human interaction are considered in design decisions
• Support development of the base model for the enterprise risk register
• Establish and document the process by which risk assessments are requested, scoped, performed, reviewed, recorded and closed
• Drive adoption of the register across engineering, program and operations teams
• Work with engineering stakeholders to define when EHS engagement is required, what information is required, who participates, and what constitutes closure
• Identify gaps in existing engineering workflows and develop integration strategies to close them
• Develop scalable processes and mechanisms that reduce dependence on individual relationships and manual EHS intervention
• Own the technical tooling dedicated to this domain
• Partner with enterprise software, digital and data resources to integrate EHS tooling into engineering and manufacturing workflows
• Establish feedback loops connecting Engineering, EHS Operations, incident data, risk assessments and audit findings into future designs
• Assume ownership of a defined integration domain such as the Prevention through Design program, enterprise risk management, the Product Development Process, the Manufacturing Development Process, or engineering change

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, human factors, industrial engineering, occupational safety, industrial hygiene, environmental science, systems engineering or a related technical discipline
• Progressive experience in a design-facing technical discipline such as EHS or safety engineering, human factors and ergonomics, system safety, process safety, reliability, industrial engineering or design quality
• Experience integrating hazard analysis or risk assessment with engineering and program decision-making
• Demonstrated experience embedding a staff function into an engineering or product development organization
• Demonstrated experience authoring or owning technical standards, design criteria, or equivalent governing documents
• Strong facilitation, technical writing and relationship-building skills
• Evidence of having built something durable

Preferred Qualifications:

• Direct working experience with Prevention through Design methodology
• Background in human factors and ergonomics, system safety, reliability, systems engineering, industrial engineering, or another design-facing technical discipline
• Experience facilitating structured hazard analysis
• Experience with enterprise risk assessment methodology
• Experience selecting, configuring or owning technical tooling for a discipline
• Advanced degree in safety engineering, systems engineering, human factors, occupational or environmental health, or a related field
• Professional certification such as CSP, PE or CIH