ISO 26262: The Safety Lifecycle, End to End
- Date
- 2028-04-24
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 26262 (Functional Safety)
About this event
ISO 26262 can feel sprawling when you first encounter it: concept phase, HARA, safety goals, functional safety requirements, technical implementation, verification, validation, production, operation, and beyond. This session is designed to make that lifecycle legible from end to end, so you can see how the pieces connect, where the critical decisions happen, and what "good" looks like across the full safety journey. About the Event This is an online community event focused on the ISO 26262 safety lifecycle as a complete system rather than a set of disconnected deliverables. The goal is to give attendees a clearer mental model of how safety work moves from early hazard thinking to engineering execution, confirmation, release, and post-release responsibilities. Rather than treating the stand
Who should attend
If you want a clearer, more connected understanding of ISO 26262, this event is for you. - You work in **automotive systems, software, hardware, integration, test, or quality** and want to understand how your part fits into the full safety lifecycle. - You are **new to functional safety** and need a grounded introduction to how ISO 26262 flows from concept through verification, validation, and release. - You already know part of the standard but want to **connect the phases end to end** so the requirements, work products, and dependencies make more sense. - You collaborate across teams and need to **communicate safety concepts more clearly** with engineers, managers, or adjacent functions. - You are responsible for planning, reviewing, or contributing to safety activities and want a stronger grasp of **why lifecycle discipline matters in practice**, not just on paper. - You enjoy **community-driven technical meetups** where learning and peer exchange go together, and you want to meet others thinking seriously about functional safety. You do not need to be an expert to benefit. The strongest fit is anyone who wants a more practical, structured view of how ISO 26262 works as a complete lifecycle.