Human Factors Engineering and Flight Deck Specialist

Airbus; Getafe; Presencial; EUR 50.000 - 70.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Una empresa innovadora busca un ingeniero de factores humanos para diseñar interfaces de usuario efectivas en plataformas aéreas militares. Este papel implica la aplicación de principios de ergonomía y diseño centrado en el usuario para crear estaciones de trabajo óptimas. Las responsabilidades incluyen el diseño de HMI, análisis de tareas y la validación de sistemas. Si tienes pasión por la ingeniería y el diseño, esta es una oportunidad emocionante para contribuir a la seguridad y eficiencia de las operaciones aéreas. Únete a un equipo que valora la integridad y la innovación en cada proyecto.

Formación

• Experiencia en diseño de interfaces centradas en el usuario y ergonomía.
• Conocimiento de metodologías de diseño y validación.

Responsabilidades

• Diseño de estaciones de trabajo y HMI para plataformas aéreas militares.
• Aplicación del proceso HFE a lo largo del ciclo de vida de los sistemas.

Conocimientos

Ingeniería de Sistemas

Interacción Humano-Máquina

Diseño de Interfaz de Usuario

Experiencia del Usuario

Ergonomía del Software

Descripción del empleo

Job Description:

Human Factors Engineering is responsible for a holistic development of Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) for all relevant operators workstations within Military Air platforms, e.g. cockpits, flight decks, mission consoles and ground control stations. Human-machine interface Design aims at designing the best interface between people and their activities using the best technologies, the best User Interface principles and the best 'design and validation' methodologies such as prototyping methods. They also contribute to the safety demonstration and certification of the systems aspects. This purpose is resulting from the application of engineering knowledge and User Interface design knowledge and methods all along the Products/Services life cycle. The main competences related to the job are: System Engineering, Human-Machine interaction, User Interface/Interaction, User Experience, software ergonomics.

The job mainly consists of the application of Human Factors Engineering (HFE) to ensure a user-centered Workstation/HMI design according to Human Factors criteria:

• Classical ergonomics criteria: Visibility, reachability, physical usability, ingress and egress.
• Cognitive ergonomics criteria: operators workload, usability, situational awareness, human error.
• Environmental aspects affecting operation: Lighting, NVIS compatibility, noise.

Main tasks and responsibilities include:

• Workstations design (cockpits, flight decks, mission consoles and ground control stations), including the definition of geometry, layout and furnishing.
• HMI Design and multimodal interaction: Control Units, indicators and displays and moding (Graphical User Interface), interaction means.
• Application of end-to-end HFE process along systems life cycle from early analysis during concept definitions up to entry into service.
• Mission analysis, task analysis, ergonomic analysis, workload analysis and Human Error Analysis.
• HMI prototyping, both HW and SW, according to system development phase, e.g. virtual models/simulations and physical mock-ups.
• Human Factors V&V: User centered design reviews, demonstrations, validation and testing.
• Human Factors qualification and certification.

This job requires an awareness of any potential compliance risks and a commitment to act with integrity, as the foundation for the Company’s success, reputation and sustainable growth.

Company:

Airbus Defence and Space SAU

Employment Type:

Permanent

Experience Level:

Professional

Job Family:

Qualification & Operability