Human Factors And Ergonomics
Remote · Canada
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At a glance
- Education
- Master's
- Languages
- English
About the role
Requirements
Must Have:
- Human Factors & Ergonomics
- Flight Deck / Human Machine Interface (HMI)
- 3D Modeling (CATIA / Siemens NX / Jack / Rhinoceros)
- Usability Testing, Validation & Verification
- Aerospace / Aircraft Systems Knowledge
Job Summary
Seeking a Human Factors & Ergonomics Professional to support Flight Deck and Human Machine Interface (HMI) design and development. The role involves human-centered design, interface development, usability analysis, 3D modeling, testing, validation, and ensuring cockpit systems meet human factors, ergonomic, and certification requirements for aircraft programs.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform Human-Centered Design (HCD) activities for Flight Deck and HMI.
- Develop and evaluate cockpit interface designs using 3D modeling, simulation, analysis, and rig testing.
- Define interface specifications and support product evaluation.
- Conduct usability assessments, validation, and verification of flight deck interfaces.
- Support new aircraft development, cockpit modifications, and sustaining programs.
- Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and maintenance teams.
Required Qualifications
- Degree in Engineering, Science, Industrial Design, or Ergonomics.
- Experience with Human Factors/Ergonomics principles.
- Hands-on experience with 3D modeling tools (e.g., CATIA, NX, Jack, Rhinoceros).
- Knowledge of aircraft systems (Mechanical Systems, Avionics, Flight Controls, Propulsion) and aerospace regulations.
- Strong communication skills; English required, French is an asset.
Originally posted on Himalayas