The Testing Engineer – A&U supports the evaluation and testing of ergonomic designs and human-machine interfaces to ensure they meet user requirements and industry standards for comfort.
Key Responsibilities
- Design Evaluation: Perform CAS/CAD checks in Digital environment to identify issues earlier in the program.
- Test Execution: Perform validation tests for ergonomic features in products and systems as directed by the validation plan.
- Data Collection: Use ergonomic tools to assess user comfort, posture, and fatigue during testing sessions.
- Technical Reporting: Document test findings and provide detailed data and analysis to the engineering and design teams for further improvement. Document Lessons learnt to implement on the future programs.
- Standard Development: Develop internal standards to improve on the process and evaluation method. Ensure compliance with ergonomic standards and guidelines
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Ergonomics, Human Factors, Industrial Design, or Mechanical Engineering.
- Proficiency in software like CATIA V5, RAMSIS, CAVA.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Good English & Vietnamese Proficiency – Both Writing and Speaking.
- Excellent communication skills and ability to work in cross-functional teams
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