Skill
Ergonomics
Healthcare and Medical
Ergonomics is the science of designing workspaces, tools, and tasks to fit the physical capabilities and limitations of the people using them, reducing injury risk and improving comfort and productivity. Ergonomists and occupational health specialists assess workstations, equipment, and processes in offices, factories, and healthcare settings to prevent repetitive strain injuries and musculoskeletal disorders. It is a key consideration in industrial design, human factors engineering, and workplace safety programs.
Ergonomics in the job market
Last checked September 13, 2026
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Safety and Occupational Health Manager
Bristol Myers Squibb
Full-time · Summit, NJ · $91,562 – $110,952
This role leads occupational safety and health programs at a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility, developing policies, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring regulatory compliance across manufacturing, laboratory, and office environments. It suits experienced safety professionals with a background in GMP operations who want to shape enterprise-wide health and safety strategy.
Listed on Bristol Myers Squibb’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Senior Human Factors Researcher
Oura
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $147,900 – $203,000
Oura is seeking a senior researcher to evaluate how their wearable rings fit and perform on the human body, translating physical measurements and ergonomic principles into concrete design improvements. This role suits someone with deep expertise in human factors, ergonomics, or biomechanics and hands-on experience developing body-worn hardware.
Listed on Oura’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist
Thrive Market
Full-time · Batesville, IN · $50,000 – $65,000
This role leads environmental health and safety compliance and culture at a large food fulfillment center, overseeing regulatory adherence, employee safety programs, and incident management. It suits experienced EHS professionals ready to embed safety ownership across a high-volume operation and partner with regulatory agencies.
Listed on Thrive Market’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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