Apple is seeking an experienced Human Factors Engineer/Researcher to join their innovative health features team. This role presents a unique opportunity to shape the future of Apple's health and wellness technologies through user-centered design principles and research.
The position involves leading critical research initiatives that directly impact product development, working at the intersection of human factors engineering and healthcare technology. You'll be responsible for designing and conducting both qualitative and quantitative research studies, analyzing complex data sets, and translating findings into actionable recommendations for product teams.
As a Human Factors Engineer, you'll collaborate with diverse teams including designers, engineers, clinical experts, and product managers to ensure Apple's health features meet the highest standards of usability and effectiveness. The role requires expertise in experimental design, statistical analysis, and user research methodologies, with a particular focus on health software and hardware usability.
The ideal candidate brings 5+ years of experience managing cross-functional research programs, preferably in medical device usability or wearable technology. A strong academic background in human factors, industrial engineering, cognitive psychology, or related fields is essential, with a Master's or Doctorate degree preferred.
This position offers competitive compensation ranging from $143,100 to $264,200, along with comprehensive benefits including medical coverage, stock options, and educational support. You'll be working from Apple's Cupertino location, contributing to groundbreaking health technologies that impact millions of users worldwide.
Join Apple's dynamic and diverse team where you'll have the opportunity to shape the future of health technology while working with cutting-edge tools and methodologies. Your expertise in human factors engineering will be crucial in developing innovative solutions that enhance users' health and wellness experiences through Apple's products and services.