Director, Global Human Factors & Usability

CSL; Denmark; Hybrid; DKK 1,100,000 - 1,700,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Professional development opportunities

Competitive compensation & benefits

Job summary

CSL Plasma Inc. seeks an Associate Director, Human Factors Design and Development to lead global HF strategies for medical devices and healthcare technologies.

You will partner with cross‑functional teams to embed usability principles across the product lifecycle, driving safe, effective, and user‑friendly products. You will mentor junior staff, support regulatory submissions, and shape the HF program, influencing concepts from early design through commercialization in a patient‑focused

Qualifications

• Minimum 8–12 years of experience in human factors engineering, usability, or related product development.
• Strong knowledge of medical devices, combination products, or healthcare technologies.
• Experience leading formative and summative usability studies.
• Knowledge of human factors standards (IEC 62366, FDA guidance, ISO 14971).
• Expertise in human factors and usability engineering, design controls, and risk management.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement global human factors strategies for product design and development.
• Lead HF design inputs, design controls, and usability engineering across the lifecycle.
• Guide interface design, labeling, and user instructions to improve usability.
• Conduct HF risk assessments per ISO 14971 and plan formative/summative studies.
• Prepare HF sections of regulatory submissions and support inspections.

Job description

CSL Plasma Inc. seeks an Associate Director, Human Factors Design and Development to lead global HF strategies for medical devices and healthcare technologies.

You will partner with cross‑functional teams to embed usability principles across the product lifecycle, driving safe, effective, and user‑friendly products. You will mentor junior staff, support regulatory submissions, and shape the HF program, influencing concepts from early design through commercialization in a patient‑focused