Human Factors & Ergonomics Engineer at The ePlane Company

Chennai, tamil nadu, India -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

26 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

26 Dec, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Human Factors Engineering, Ergonomics, Usability Analysis, Anthropometry, CAD Tools, Documentation, Communication Skills, Structured Thinking, Attention to Detail, Safety-Critical Systems, Human-Machine Interaction, Design Support, Testing and Validation, User Persona Studies, Compliance Documentation, Usability Testing

Industry

Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing

Description

Role Overview We are looking for a Human Factors & Ergonomics Engineer with 2 years of experience to support cockpit, cabin, and system design from a human-centred, certification-aligned perspective. The role involves close collaboration with Product Design, UX, Structures, Avionics, and Certification teams to ensure safe, usable, and compliant aircraft designs. This is a hands-on role that requires strong fundamentals in ergonomics, anthropometry, usability analysis, and documentation. Key Responsibilities Human Factors & Ergonomics Support ergonomic layout development for: Cockpit (pilot seat, controls, displays, reach & visibility) Cabin (passenger seating, ingress/egress, restraints) Special use cases (air ambulance, cargo, GCS, simulator) Perform anthropometric analysis using 5th–95th percentile human models. Evaluate reach, clearance, posture, visibility, and comfort for pilots and passengers. Assist in defining control placement, display readability, and interaction logic. Design & Development Support 1.Work closely with Product Design & UX teams to translate HF requirements into: CAD layouts Cross-sectional drawings Interface concepts 2. Support mock-up, prototype, and simulator evaluations. 3. Participate in user persona studies (pilot, passenger, paramedic, operator) Certification & Documentation Assist in generating Human Factors reports aligned with: FAA / EASA / DGCA guidelines (as applicable) eVTOL-specific certification requirements Support compliance documentation, including: Ergonomic justifications Usability assessments Assumptions and limitations Help review supplier designs (seats, controls, interiors) from an HF standpoint. Testing & Validation Support usability testing, pilot evaluations, and feedback analysis. Assist in identifying human error risks and mitigation strategies. Document findings and propose design improvements. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in: Human Factors Engineering Industrial Design Ergonomics Aerospace / Mechanical Engineering (with HF exposure) 1–2 years of relevant experience in: Aviation, automotive, rail, medical devices, or safety-critical systems Basic understanding of: Anthropometry Ergonomic principles Human-machine interaction Required Skills Understanding of human factors in safety-critical systems Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and layouts Familiarity with CAD tools (CATIA, NX, SolidWorks, or similar – basic level is sufficient) Good documentation and communication skills Structured thinking and attention to detail Good to Have Exposure to: Cockpit or vehicle interior design Simulation or mock-up testing Certification environments 2. Familiarity with: FAA Human Factors guidelines MIL-STD / SAE / ISO ergonomics standards 3. Experience working with designers and engineers together What We’re Looking For (Mindset Fit) Strong attention to safety and usability Willingness to learn certification-driven design Comfortable working in early-stage, fast-moving product teams Clear, honest communication and respect for cross-functional workflows Experience : 2+ years Location : Chennai

Responsibilities

The Human Factors & Ergonomics Engineer will support ergonomic layout development for cockpit and cabin designs, ensuring compliance with safety and usability standards. The role involves collaboration with various teams to translate human factors requirements into design specifications and documentation.