Human Factors Engineer/Scientist –(BCHF-03)

MEA Forensic is seeking a Human Factors scientist to assist in technical investigations.  In most cases, the candidate would work in concert with other investigators and be responsible for analysis of the human performance component.  Typical cases may include the following:

• Assess vehicle operator performance (perception of hazards, reaction time, signage effectiveness, appropriateness of response, effect of age, fatigue, alcohol or drug use)
• Assess consumer product failures (intended versus actual use, ergonomics, instructions/warning labels)
• Assess property & premises incidents (workplace safety, signage, perception of tripping hazards)

Excellent written and oral communication skills are essential to clearly convey technical findings to a lay audience and promote MEA’s services to prospective clients.  

Ideally, the candidate will locate in our Vancouver, British Columbia office though there is the possibility of alternate location in our Toronto, Ontario or Orange County, California offices. 

Specific requirements and qualifications include:

• Graduate degree in human factors, cognitive or experimental psychology
• 3 or more years of experience in human factors analysis or research
• An undergraduate engineering degree or experience within the transportation field would be an asset.

MEA Forensic offers a stimulating environment, challenging work and the opportunity to conduct and publish research.  Our salary, culture and benefits are designed to attract and keep bright, high-achieving professionals.

Please email your resume and cover letter to:
MEA Forensic Engineers & Scientists
Email: careers@meaforensic.com