Safety and Systems Engineering: An integration story
Feb
19
7:00 PM19:00

Safety and Systems Engineering: An integration story

“Safety and Systems Engineering: An integration story” will explore the critical integration of safety principles within systems engineering practices, and how it can enhance overall system safety.

The integration of safety into systems engineering is essential for developing safe and resilient systems. By adopting best practices and frameworks, organizations can mitigate risks and enhance the overall safety performance of their projects.

This presentation will provide a high level introduction to Safety and Systems Engineering as it applies to modern, complex software-intensive systems:

◦        Definition and importance of safety in engineering.

◦        Relationship between Safety and Systems Engineering.

◦        How safety considerations can influence system design and lifecycle management.

◦        Examples of successful integration in various industries.

◦        Real-world examples showcasing the benefits of integrated safety and systems engineering.

Lessons learned and common pitfalls to avoid.

Lionel Antognelli serves as Vice President of Engineering & Projects at Orano USA, where he leads the Engineering, Licensing, and Project Management organizations. He is responsible for guiding all phases of major nuclear projects, providing strategic direction, and overseeing the development of key engineering strategies and functions.

With nearly 25 years of experience in developing complex systems across high-technology sectors, including nuclear, aerospace, and aeronautics, Lionel is recognized for his technical and managerial expertise. He has successfully launched innovative solutions that impact critical business functions, and he possesses a deep understanding of the lifecycle stages of large, safety-critical system development. His approach emphasizes efficiency, agility in project delivery, and high-quality stakeholders engagement.

Lionel holds a Master of Engineering degree from ISAT. He is a Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP), a Project Management Professional (PMP), and has earned several Professional Certificates from MIT.

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Mar
20
7:30 AM07:30

OMG SysML v2 Summit

The OMG plans to hold a SysML v2 Summit at the next OMG meeting in Reston, VA, on March 20, 2025. This is an all-day event open to the public as an in-person event. The event is targeted at the systems engineering community, and we are inviting OMG members, local businesses, and local INCOSE chapters. Can you help share the event information and encourage participation among the Chapter members? The event and registration page is at https://www.omg.org/events/2025q1/special-events/sysml-summit.htm, and the cost to attend is $99.

The event coincides with submitting the SysML v2 specification to the OMG for final adoption. The specification adoption process begins at the Reston meeting, and the final adopted specification should be available in mid-2025. The event is intended to help organizations and practitioners begin their transition planning to MBSE with SysML v2.

Daniel Hettema, the DoD Director, Digital Engineering, Modeling & Simulation, is the keynote speaker, and Steve Records, INCOSE Executive Director, will also be participating. The event features expert presentations, tool vendor demonstrations, and a social networking forum to connect with MBSE professionals and leaders. Lunch will be served.

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Initial Meeting of 2025 - President's Look Ahead to 2025
Jan
22
6:30 PM18:30

Initial Meeting of 2025 - President's Look Ahead to 2025

Title: Emerging Trends in Systems Engineering: Insights from a Hiring Manager’s Perspective

Abstract: In the rapidly evolving field of systems engineering, understanding emerging trends is crucial for both systems engineers and organizations. Drawing from experience, we will explore what hiring managers are looking for in today’s competitive job market, the skills and competencies that are becoming increasingly valuable, and how aspiring systems engineers can align their career paths with these trends.

Some trends we will touch on are:

• Model Based Systems Engineering

• Digital Engineering

• AI/ML in Systems Engineering

• Agile Systems Engineering

• Human-Centered Systems Engineering

Attendees will gain practical insights into how these trends impact hiring decisions and the future of systems engineering roles.

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