Job opportunity
Aerospace Human Machine Interface Engineer
TechDoQuest
Shape aircraft human-machine interfaces through cognitive ergonomics, prototyping, simulation, and usability testing in Toronto or Montreal onsite.
As an Aerospace Human Machine Interface Engineer, you will support flight deck design, evaluation, and certification activities. The position involves developing requirements, analyzing tasks and human errors, creating HMI simulations, and conducting user-centered design activities. You will interact with flight crews to assess cockpit physical and cognitive usability, while documenting human factors work for new aircraft, cockpit modifications, and sustaining programs. Experience across aerospace programs and platforms is essential.
Key Responsibilities:
Deploy cognitive ergonomics expertise for HMI design, testing, and analysis
Create and manage human factors activity documentation
Elaborate and conduct user-centered flight deck HMI activities
Interact with flight crews during cockpit usability assessments
Plan and execute validation and verification experiments, evaluations, and tests
Requirements:
Ten years of relevant experience in the aerospace industry
Practical knowledge of cognition, perception, workload, and situation awareness
Knowledge of aircraft systems, flight operations, and design standards
Resourcefulness with computer-based tools and new software
Ability to work with changing and competing priorities
Use HMI simulations, user-centered design, and cognitive ergonomics to improve flight deck usability across aerospace programs.
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Apply on source site As an Aerospace Human Machine Interface Engineer, you will support flight deck design, evaluation, and certification activities. The position involves developing requirements, analyzing tasks and human errors, creating HMI simulations, and conducting user-centered design activities. You will interact with flight crews to assess cockpit physical and cognitive usability, while documenting human factors work for new aircraft, cockpit modifications, and sustaining programs. Experience across aerospace programs and platforms is essential.
Key Responsibilities:
Deploy cognitive ergonomics expertise for HMI design, testing, and analysis
Create and manage human factors activity documentation
Elaborate and conduct user-centered flight deck HMI activities
Interact with flight crews during cockpit usability assessments
Plan and execute validation and verification experiments, evaluations, and tests
Requirements:
Ten years of relevant experience in the aerospace industry
Practical knowledge of cognition, perception, workload, and situation awareness
Knowledge of aircraft systems, flight operations, and design standards
Resourcefulness with computer-based tools and new software
Ability to work with changing and competing priorities
Use HMI simulations, user-centered design, and cognitive ergonomics to improve flight deck usability across aerospace programs.
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