Senior Human Factors Engineer - Hybrid, Defense HF & UX

MBDA France société par actions simplifiée; Stevenage; Híbrido; GBP 50.000 - 61.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Company bonus Up to £2,500

Pension Up to 14% total contribution

Overtime paid

Flexi Leave Up to 15 days

Flexible working

Enhanced parental leave

Site facilities including parking

Healthcare Cash Plan

Resumo da vaga

MBDA is seeking a highly capable Human Factors Engineer in Stevenage to undertake a full range of HF tasks across weapon system concepting, development and research activities. You will integrate HF into hi-technology projects with diverse military user groups and contribute to Human Factors Integration across the development lifecycle.

The role includes work with HCI/UX design, physical ergonomics, and user experiments.

Qualificações

• Member of the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors.
• Experience in applying Human Factors Integration & Human Factors Engineering.
• Experience in HCI/UX design and interface prototyping.
• Experience applying physical ergonomics to equipment design including use of CAE tools.

Responsabilidades

• Contribute to Human Factors Integration across the development lifecycle.
• Analyse and assess user interaction and human-machine interfaces.
• Prototype and test HF concepts in collaboration with engineering teams.
• Support workspaces ergonomic integration and user trials for system development.

Conhecimentos

Human Factors

HCI/UX design

Ergonomics

Systems Engineering

Prototype testing

Formação

Relevant Engineering or Science degree

Ferramentas

CAE tools

Descrição da vaga

MBDA is seeking a highly capable Human Factors Engineer in Stevenage to undertake a full range of HF tasks across weapon system concepting, development and research activities. You will integrate HF into hi-technology projects with diverse military user groups and contribute to Human Factors Integration across the development lifecycle.

The role includes work with HCI/UX design, physical ergonomics, and user experiments.