MORSE Corp
Human Computer Interaction Engineer
About this role
MORSE Corp is looking for a Human Computer Interaction Engineer to enhance user experience through research, design, and evaluation of military-focused applications. This role involves collaboration on innovative software projects and requires a blend of design expertise and software development skills.
What you'll do
- Work with teams to define user experiences for various applications
- Develop software and implement user interaction designs
- Conduct user research to gather insights and evaluate prototypes
- Design and prototype novel data visualizations
What they're looking for
- US Citizenship and ability to obtain security clearance
- BS in relevant fields such as Computer Science or Human Computer Interaction
- Interest in UI/UX design and human factors
- Experience with user research methods
- Proficiency in Python, JavaScript, and React
- Designing and prototyping software applications
- Visual design capabilities
- Strong communication skills
Benefits
- Salary range of $90,000 - $210,000
- Bonus opportunities
- 401(k) match
- Paid time off
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
- 10 paid holidays per year and an open leave policy
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MORSE Corp
MORSE Corp develops advanced technologies for national security, including unmanned aerial systems, mission-critical software, and AI-enhanced defense solutions. The company is hiring manufacturing engineers, systems engineers, robotics software engineers, Python developers, and human factors specialists to scale production and advance capabilities across hardware, embedded systems, and AI applications.
View all jobs at MORSE CorpLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a user research project you've conducted. What methods did you use, and how did your findings influence the final design?
- Describe your experience with Python, JavaScript, and React. Can you give an example of how you've implemented a design you created?