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Innovate across the entire VLSI flow to make incremental recovery and optimization fast and seamless. This will primarily involve C++ and includes improving or replacing in-house algorithms for steps such...
Develop reliable, redundant, and safety-critical algorithms for behavior and motion planning on highways and urban roads. Work on fundamental problems in redundant actuation, degraded operation, and fail-safe control. Architect, design,...
Develop mythologies and flows to validate constraints with industry-standard tools (e.g., PrimeTime, SNPS TCM ) and debug anomalies in timing reports. Support tapeout-quality STA environments that are scalable, reusable, and...
Ability to resolve sophisticated customer concerns and technical issues through meticulous research, reproduction, and solving problems for customers installing our products and supporting systems using Linux Operating Systems (Multi-distro), with...
Develop software in modern C++ and various scripting languages to enable design and development of software enabling efficient test pattern generation, application of these patterns on Silicon, failure analysis, and...
Regarded as the technical expert in their particular field. Demonstrates in-depth and/or breadth of expertise in own discipline and broad knowledge of other disciplines within the function. Anticipates business and...
Demonstrate your programming background to manage & manipulate complex datasets to assess performance, power, yield, and quality improvements for NVIDIA's family of chips and products. Partner with the internal Tools...
Innovate across the entire VLSI flow to make incremental recovery and optimization fast and seamless. This will primarily involve C++ and includes improving or replacing in-house algorithms for steps such...
A Human Factors Engineer plays an essential role in the tech industry. Such engineers work in the field of ergonomics, the scientific study of people in their working or living environments. These engineers look for ways in which everyday problems and challenges can be solved by identifying the ways that people interact with products and services.
Human Factors Engineers are responsible for designing, developing, testing and improving products and services that are tailored to people’s needs. They must ensure that the design of products and services promote safe, comfortable, and efficient use. The role requires creative problem solving skills, a well-rounded understanding of ergonomics, human performance, and understanding of people’s needs and abilities.
Human Factors Engineers must have a thorough knowledge of how a product or service works, and how people interact with it. From this, they can make improvements to the design that enhance usability, safety, and user satisfaction. They must also be able to assess the performance of a product or service and can recommend changes and upgrades.
Human Factors Engineers typically have a degree in industrial design, mechanical engineering, psychology, or a related field. They may also have a background in ergonomics, human-computer interaction, or another similar discipline. In addition to their advanced knowledge of the topics mentioned above, Human Factor Engineers must also be skilled communicators and have excellent critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
At Expoint, Jobs for Human Factors Engineers are available! Such roles will demand working in a fast-paced environment and utilizing the latest technology, while having an understanding of the psychological, physiological, and sociological needs of our target customers. Expoint is proud to be able to offer great opportunities for Human Factors Engineers to pursue their ideas and to be an innovative part of the tech industry.