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Location: Remote/Thousand Oaks, CA
Duration: 12 months
Job Description:
Supports the Instruction Design and Human Factors Engineering/Usability Engineering (HFE) teams to create instruction materials, including Instructions for Use (IFUs) used to instruct laypersons in the proper use of combination products/drug delivery devices. Responsibilities include copywriting, layout design, and line-art illustrations. Develops both low- and high-fidelity digital samples of instructional materials for print. Manages instruction design projects, collaborating with designers, HF engineers, and related functions. Supports usability studies with quick turn-around during iterative testing cycles. Balances design thinking with regulatory requirements during development. Understands user needs through HFE partnerships and applies platform guidelines to create accessible and effective instructions, especially for new users. Hand-builds prototypes for concept development and usability testing. Maintains records of design rationale and supports process improvements, including documenting procedures and enhancing labeling workflows across functions.
Top 6 Must-Have Skill Sets:
• 5-10 years of instruction design experience, including IFUs, with proficiency in rapid sketching, digital line-art, and photo editing. Skilled in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop) and familiar with InDesign styles. Understands structure and grids for consistent platform development.
• 3-5 years of prototyping small-volume (10-100 units) cartons, leaflets, and labels for usability studies, requiring manual assembly skills.
• 3-5 years managing design projects and/or teams.
• Background in medical, healthcare, medical devices, or pharmaceuticals.
• Punctual, reliable, flexible, and adept at multitasking multiple detailed projects.
• High attention to detail and accuracy to minimize errors.