SAIC’s Identity and Data Sciences Lab (IDSL) team is seeking a Human Factors Engineer to assist with large-scale human-subjects testing of biometric and identity technologies. The IDSL performs unique test events to evaluate the performance of technologies such as face recognition, and other AI-based systems and to understand how optimize these systems for human workflows. As a Human Factors Engineer you will be responsible for tasks related to designing and executing tests, such as test design, the development of instructional materials, debrief surveys, as well as data review and annotation. The Human Factors Engineer will join the multi-disciplinary collaborative team at the IDSL.
Responsibilities:
- Assist with development, administration, and analysis of surveys.
- Assist with test planning and execution.
- Support data collection activities with large groups of human subjects.
- Develop briefing materials and signage for test events.
- Review and annotate previously collected data and new incoming data in real time.
Required:
- Bachelor’s degree and two years of experience in psychology, neuroscience, human factors or a related field or Master’s degree.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a DHS public trust requiring U.S. Citizenship.
- Strong experience with human subjects testing.
- Strong written and oral communication skills.
- Experience developing and implementing experimental designs (e.g., randomized, blocked, or paired designs).
- Experience with video review and annotation techniques (e.g., open coding).
- Experience with quantitative and qualitative data analysis techniques.
- Familiarity with statistical data analyses using R or Python.
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Skills Required
- Bachelor’s degree and two years of experience in psychology, neuroscience, human factors, or a related field
- Master’s degree may substitute for the bachelor’s degree and experience requirement
- Ability to obtain and maintain DHS Public Trust clearance
- U.S. citizenship
- Strong experience with human subjects testing
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Experience developing and implementing experimental designs, including randomized, blocked, or paired designs
- Experience with video review and annotation techniques, such as open coding
- Experience with quantitative and qualitative data analysis techniques
- Familiarity with statistical data analysis using R or Python
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