Skill
Human Factors
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Human factors is the scientific discipline concerned with understanding interactions between humans and other elements of a system, applying psychology, physiology, and design principles to optimize safety, comfort, and performance. It informs the design of everything from cockpit controls to consumer product interfaces, aiming to reduce human error and improve usability. Practitioners often work alongside engineers and designers in aviation, healthcare, automotive, and consumer product industries.
Open roles requiring Human Factors (1)
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.
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