Human Factors Engineer

* Life Sciences - Engineering * Zug * Contracting * Vollzeit * Mid September 2026 (latest mid October) - 12 months + extensions * industrial **Tasks & Responsibilities:** * Be the voice of patients and internal users in every product related discussion * Identify user profiles, tasks, hazard-related use scenarios, usability risks and requirements * Responsible for translating UX research insights, user needs, business requirements and technical requirements into pleasant and efficient User Experiences * Responsible for creating medical device usability deliverables according to IEC 62366 * Create and facilitate workshops with the product teams to gather system-level information and to coordinate the design deliverables * Plan formative and summative usability studies and coordinate external suppliers in the process * Prepare, maintain and review Usability Engineering Files * Advocate for accessibility, quality and usability for end-users within the company * Provide guidance and mentorship to more junior designers supporting them on professional development, output and productivity **Must Haves:** * Masters degree in Science, Industrial Engineering, Human Factors Engineering or other related technical field * Min. 5 years experience in applied Human Factor Engineering and in Design Control Management * Experience in the Usability Engineering process for medical devices made of both hardware and software * Experienced in planning, executing and documenting usability studies in the medical field * Experience collecting and analyzing physiological and behavioral data * Experience in creating, facilitating and analyzing workshops with customers and stakeholders * Excellent presentation skills and ability to communicate know-how, experiences, ideas, solutions and deliverables effectively and persuasively * Knowledge of the IEC 62366 standard and the latest FDA guidance on applying human factors engineering * Fluency in English. Other languages are always a big plus **Nice to Haves:** * Good knowledge of the ISO 14971 and IEC 62304