Skill
Biomechanics
Healthcare and Medical
Biomechanics is the study of the mechanical principles governing movement and structure in living organisms, applying physics and engineering to analyze forces, motion, and stress on the body. It is used by physical therapists, athletic trainers, ergonomists, and researchers to improve athletic performance, design prosthetics, and prevent injury.
Open roles requiring Biomechanics (2)
Senior Footwear Developer
Nike, Inc.
Beaverton, OR
Nike is seeking an experienced footwear developer to shepherd shoe designs from concept through manufacturing, managing technical development, supplier coordination, and cost optimization. This role suits someone with deep product development expertise who can translate design briefs into manufacturable prototypes while collaborating across design, engineering, and Asian manufacturing teams.
Listed on Nike, Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Manager, Footwear Engineering
Rothy's
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $122,000 – $156,000
This role leads footwear engineering efforts focused on fit, comfort, and durability through consumer testing and technical analysis. It suits someone with footwear or sportswear product development experience who enjoys translating user feedback and lab data into concrete design improvements.
Listed on Rothy's’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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