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Form of workWe currently have a fantastic opportunity for a Temporary Senior HMI Engineer (12 month FTC) to join a world leading automotive company who are always striving to ensure their products are one of the best in the world. You will be responsible for the development of HMI’s from early definition through to release for production programmes. You will create engineering deliverables such as wireframes, proof of concept prototypes, HMI logic layers, state diagrams.
Responsibilities:
- For assigned feature sets, own the HMI UX & UI attributes form start to finish following the HMI Design lifecycle process
- Manage detailed HMI model-based requirements, develop prototype and full production design implementations and ensure complete verification and validation. Some of this work could be with third party suppliers
- Support existing and new HMI designs for each assigned feature/function
- Create visualizations of high-level ideas and explore suggestive directions of graphics
- Define visual directions and develop further style guides
- Conduct feature/function specific and benchmarking activities
Experience Required:
- A degree in engineering discipline Or Product / UX / UI / HMI / HCI / Human Factors / equivalent apprenticeship / related qualification
- Strong understanding of full UX Design Process
- HMI UX definition, concept creation and ideation
- Design prototyping and related tools
- Validation of UX concepts, data driven design methodologies
- Detailed specification creation and delivery for implementation
- Supplier management experience and working with cross functional teams
- Agile and waterfall methodologies
- Creation and management of graphical assets
Desirable Experience:
- Extensive work experience in HMI / UX Design
- Familiarity with automotive UX design constraints
- Complete knowledge of Product
- Development cycle from concept to launch completion
- Effective communication skills across all company levels and
global suppliers - Understanding of Model Based System Engineering approach
