ISO 26262-11: Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment (HARA)
- Date
- 2027-03-02
- Location
- Online
- Host
- Semiconductor Functional Safety (Functional Safety)
About this event
Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment sits at the heart of functional safety work, and ISO 26262-11 gives that work more depth in the context of semiconductors and modern automotive systems. If you want a clearer, more practical grasp of how HARA is approached, discussed, and applied, this virtual meetup is built to help you sharpen that thinking with other people who care about getting it right. About the Event This online event centers on ISO 26262-11: Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment (HARA), with a focus on understanding the ideas, interpretations, and practical questions that come up when working with the standard. Rather than a broad safety overview, the session is aimed at the specific discipline of identifying hazards, evaluating risk, and connecting that analysis to real engineeri
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a sharper, more usable understanding of HARA in the ISO 26262-11 context and you value learning through focused discussion with peers. - You work in **automotive functional safety** and want to strengthen how you approach hazard analysis and risk assessment. - You are a **systems, hardware, or software engineer** who needs to understand how HARA influences requirements, architecture, or safety decisions. - You support **safety planning, compliance, quality, or validation** and want better context for the reasoning behind risk-related decisions. - You are looking for a **practical community discussion**, not just a high-level mention of the standard. - You are early in your ISO 26262 journey and want a more grounded way to understand how HARA is actually thought about. - You already know the basics and want to **compare interpretations, ask better questions, and learn from others' perspectives**. If you have ever read the standard and thought, "I understand the words, but I want a clearer sense of how people work with this in practice," this event is a strong fit.