Apply aerospace design expertise to flight deck interfaces in Toronto or Montreal, working onsite with human factors engineering and certification. This Flight Deck Design Engineer role focuses on human-machine interfaces across aircraft programs and platforms. You will capture requirements, create prototypes, conduct simulations, analyze usability, and support certification. The work requires cognitive ergonomics knowledge spanning cognition, perception, workload, situation awareness, and human error. You will also apply physical ergonomics principles and user-centered design methods. Key Responsibilities:

Conceptualize, design, evaluate, and certify flight deck interfaces Support requirements development, task analysis,



and human error analysis Develop human-machine interface simulations and prototypes Conduct scenario-based flight deck and user experience evaluations Support certification for 1302 and related human factors regulations Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science Degree in cognitive ergonomics, psychology, industrial design, or equivalent Ten years of relevant aerospace industry experience Knowledge of aircraft systems, flight operations, and regulatory environments English technical writing and presentation skills; French is an asset Bring aerospace experience, cognitive ergonomics, and flight deck interface expertise to human factors design and certification.

📌 Human Factors Flight Deck Design Engineer (Montreal)
🏢 TechDoQuest
📍 Montreal