Support certified cockpit usability in Toronto or Montreal through flight crew interaction, human factors analysis, and aerospace design expertise.

This onsite Flight Deck Human Factors Engineer assignment centers on physical and cognitive usability for aircraft interfaces. You will evaluate scenarios, support certification, and contribute to current aircraft, significant cockpit modifications, and sustaining programs. The work includes requirements capture, prototyping, simulation, analysis, usability testing, documentation, and interaction with multiple programs or platforms.

Strong aerospace experience and knowledge of aircraft systems, flight operations, regulatory environments, and standards are required.

Key Responsibilities

Evaluate flight deck scenarios and user experience against flight deck philosophy

Assess cockpit physical and cognitive usability with flight crews





Capture requirements through analysis, prototyping, and usability tests

Document human factors activities for aircraft programs

Interact with multiple aerospace programs and platforms

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science

Cognitive ergonomics, psychology, industrial design, or equivalent degree

Ten years of aerospace experience involving aircraft systems and operations

Knowledge of MIL STD, SAE ARP, ARINC, or comparable standards

Strong technical judgment, communication, writing, and presentation skills

Apply flight crew evaluation, aerospace standards, and human factors judgment to certified flight deck interface design.

📌 Flight Deck Human Factors Engineer Toronto (Winnipeg)
🏢 TechDoQuest
📍 Winnipeg