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Human Factors Graduate / Human Factors Engineer

Ickleton
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Cambridge, UK | Hybrid Working

Are you passionate about understanding people and designing products that improve lives?

We're looking for a Human Factors Graduate or Human Factors Engineer to join our established Human Factors team. Whether you're starting your career or already have industry experience, you'll help develop innovative medical devices and healthcare technologies used by patients and healthcare professionals around the world.

About Team Consulting

At Team Consulting, we specialise in the design and development of medical devices. Working alongside engineers and designers, our Human Factors team supports projects from early user research and concept development through to validation and regulatory approval. Our work spans drug delivery devices, diagnostics, surgical technologies and digital health products.

The Role

You'll contribute to a broad range of Human Factors activities, including:

  • Planning, conducting and analysing user research.
  • Supporting and delivering Human Factors studies.
  • Applying Human Factors methods throughout product development.
  • Analysing findings and producing clear, evidence-based reports.
  • Working closely with multidisciplinary project teams and clients.

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Who We're Looking For

Graduate level

  • A degree or postgraduate qualification in Human Factors, Psychology, Ergonomics, Design, Engineering or a related discipline.
  • Enthusiasm for learning and developing a career in Human Factors consultancy.

Engineer level

  • Previous experience in Human Factors, usability, user research or medical device development.
  • Experience planning and delivering Human Factors activities and contributing to project delivery.

For both levels, we're looking for people with strong communication skills, curiosity about human behaviour, and a passion for user-centred design.

Hybrid Working & Travel

We support hybrid working, with flexibility around where you work when project commitments allow. This role also involves regular travel within the UK and internationally to conduct user research and Human Factors studies.

Why Join Team?

  • Work on technologies that improve people's health and wellbeing.
  • Join a highly regarded Human Factors team.
  • Gain exposure to the full product development lifecycle.
  • Collaborate with experts across Human Factors, engineering and design.
  • Receive mentoring, support and opportunities for professional growth.
  • Be part of an employee-owned business where your contribution makes a difference.

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If you're excited by understanding people, solving complex design challenges and developing products that make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.

Submit your CV and covering letter telling us about your experience, interests and what attracts you to Team Consulting.

Equal Opportunities

Team values equality, diversity and inclusion in employment and recruitment. We are committed to promoting equal opportunities and an inclusive community, where our talented people respect and value the contributions, skills, and abilities of others.

We want our people to succeed on merit, treating individuals equally, including making decisions and providing encouragement and opportunities relating to recruitment, career development and retention in a fair and consistent manner.

Our aim is a workplace free from all forms of bullying, harassment or victimisation, and unlawful or unfair discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief, and marriage and civil partnerships.

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Skills

Human factors
User research
Usability
Medical device development
Ergonomics
Psychology
Design
Engineering
Data analysis
Report writing
Communication skills
User-centred design

Location

Ickleton, England, United Kingdom

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