Flight Deck Human Factors Engineer & HMI Designer

Sapsol Technologies Inc; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Sapsol Technologies Inc. seeks 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. You will collaborate with engineering, manufacturing and maintenance teams to support new aircraft development,

Qualifications

• Degree in Engineering, Science, Industrial Design, or Ergonomics.
• Hands-on experience with Human Factors/Ergonomics principles.
• Proficient with 3D modeling tools (CATIA, NX, Jack, Rhinoceros).

Responsibilities

• Perform Human-Centered Design activities for Flight Deck and HMI.
• Develop cockpit interfaces 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.

Skills

Human Factors

Flight Deck HMI

3D Modeling

Usability Testing

Aerospace Knowledge

Education

Engineering Degree

Industrial Design Degree

Ergonomics Background

Tools

CATIA

Siemens NX

Jack

Rhinoceros

Job description

Sapsol Technologies Inc. seeks 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. You will collaborate with engineering, manufacturing and maintenance teams to support new aircraft development,