ISO 26262: Coexistence of Elements of Different ASIL
- Date
- 2027-12-03
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 26262 (Functional Safety)
About this event
When products combine components with different Automotive Safety Integrity Levels, the engineering challenge is not just technical, it is architectural. This virtual meetup focuses on a question that matters in real projects: how do you make mixed-ASIL coexistence work in a way that is practical, defensible, and aligned with ISO 26262? If you work anywhere near functional safety, system design, software integration, or safety case development, this is the kind of conversation that can sharpen your judgment fast. Expect a focused online session built around real concerns teams face when safety requirements, development constraints, and product complexity all meet. About the Event This event is a community-centered virtual meetup for people interested in ISO 26262 and the coexistence of ele
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a clearer, more practical understanding of how mixed-ASIL elements are handled in real engineering work. - You work in **functional safety** and want to deepen your thinking on ISO 26262 beyond checklist-level interpretation - You are a **system, software, or hardware engineer** dealing with architectures where components have different safety requirements or assurance expectations - You are an **architect or technical lead** who needs to make defensible design decisions around partitioning, interfaces, and coexistence strategies - You support **verification, validation, quality, or compliance** and want better context for the assumptions and evidence behind mixed-ASIL designs - You are part of a team building or integrating **automotive systems** and need sharper questions for design reviews, safety discussions, or project planning - You value **peer exchange** and want to hear how others approach the tradeoffs, ambiguities, and practical constraints that come with applying the standard If you have ever looked at a system boundary, interface, or safety argument and thought, "How do we justify this cleanly when not everything carries the same ASIL?" this meetup is likely a strong fit.