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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Human Factors/User Experience (HF/UE) strategy, regulatory compliance, and user-centered design methodologies. Proven ability to lead complex HF/UE programs, mentor team members, and collaborate effectively across cross-functional teams.
Highest-signal resume keywords
10+ Years Experience In Medical Device HF/UEMastery Of FDA HF Guidance DocumentsGenerative Research Methods ExpertiseExperience Leading FDA SubmissionsStrategic Thinking And Cross-Functional Influence
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Hard Skills
Human Factors EngineeringUsability EngineeringRisk AnalysisFormative Evaluation TechniquesSummative ValidationHF/UE Process ImplementationDesign ControlsRegulatory DocumentationTask AnalysisUse-Related Risk Analysis
Soft Skills
Excellent Communication SkillsMentoring And DevelopmentStrategic ThinkingCollaboration
Industry Keywords
FDAIEC 62366-1:2015+A1:2020ISO 14971:2019ISO 13485EMA GuidelinesCombination ProductsDesign ControlsRegulatory StrategyClinical PracticePost-Market Activities
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead HF/UE strategy and execution across multiple programs and business units
- Drive user-centered design processes across the product portfolio
- Shape and improve HF/UE processes, methodologies, tools, and templates
- Lead generative, formative, and summative HF/UE studies, including design, protocols, execution, analysis, and reporting
- Conduct and oversee use-related risk analysis, task analysis, known use problems analysis, and risk-control evaluation
- Contribute to regulatory strategy and support health authority submissions and interactions
- Mentor and develop HF/UE team members
- Collaborate with design, regulatory, clinical, quality, and marketing teams
- Ensure HF/UE compliance and best practices, including UEF/DHF deliverables, design controls, and regulatory documentation
- Manage external vendors and consultants supporting HF/UE studies and program delivery
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's in Engineering, Human Factors Psychology, industrial design, Life sciences or related fields
- 10+ years of progressive experience in medical device, product human factors engineering, usability engineering, combination product human factors engineering or related fields
- Mastery of FDA HF Guidance documents, IEC 62366-1:2015+A1:2020, ISO 14971:2019, ISO 13485, and EMA guidelines
- Ability to lead and manage complex HF/UE programs across multiple concurrent projects with minimal oversight
- Strategic thinking and ability to influence cross-functional teams and drive user-centric outcomes
- Experience defining and implementing HF/UE processes, methodologies, and best practices
- Expertise in generative research methods, formative evaluation techniques, summative validation, and use-related risk analysis
- Excellent written and spoken English communication skills
- Willingness to travel to study sites up to 20%
- Preferred: Master's degree in Engineering, Human Factors Psychology, industrial design, Life sciences or related fields
- Preferred experience beyond HF/UE in design disciplines, engineering fields, regulatory and risk management, requirements generation, clinical practice, or post-market activities
- Experience leading FDA submissions and regulatory interactions with FDA, EMA, and Notified Bodies
- Experience with portfolio-level HF/UE strategy and cross-functional governance
- Knowledge of IFU and instructional design for combination products or medical devices
Benefits
Comp & perks- Opportunities for promotion or lateral moves, at home or internationally
- Thoughtful rewards package
- High-quality healthcare
- Prevention and wellness programs
- At least 14 weeks' gender-neutral parental leave
- Professional development and career growth opportunities
