HMI and Ergonomics Engineer

Design and develop the HMI of the exoskeleton, including the user interface, display, and feedback systems.
Collaborate with other engineers and designers to ensure that the HMI integrates seamlessly with other subsystems.
Conduct user studies and feedback sessions to optimize the HMI and ensure user satisfaction and usability.
Design and develop the ergonomic aspects of the exoskeleton, including the user interface, control mechanisms, and adjustability features.
Test and validate the HMI and ergonomic aspects of the exoskeleton and provide technical support during the integration and testing phase.
Develop and maintain documentation for the HMI and ergonomic aspects of the exoskeleton, including design specifications, operation procedures, and user manuals.
Stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and trends in HMI and ergonomic engineering.

Bachelor’s student in Human Factors Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
Experience in designing and developing user interfaces and ergonomic systems for real-time applications.
Proficiency in using HMI design and simulation software such as Sketch or Adobe XD.
Familiarity with user research methods, such as interviews, surveys, and usability testing.
Experience with control mechanisms and feedback systems for wearable robotics.
Familiarity with safety standards and regulations for HMI and ergonomic systems.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Good communication and interpersonal skills to work effectively in a team environment.

Master’s student in Human Factors Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
Experience in designing and developing HMIs and ergonomic systems for exoskeletons or similar wearable robotics.
Experience in designing and implementing control algorithms for HMI and ergonomic systems.
Familiarity with virtual and augmented reality technologies for HMIs.
Familiarity with biomechanics and human anatomy.