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US-CO-CO Springs-Usability Engineer-Hewlett-Packard
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Author: Doug Beck
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 00:00
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Hewlett-Packard is looking for a Usability Engineer to work at the
Colorado Springs Division.

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Hewlett-Packard Job Opening - Usability Engineer Start Date: September
1, 1997
Full time position

Join a team that's designing measurement solutions for the next
millennium. Apply user centered design processes
to a variety of software and hardware projects. Work with R&D and
Marketing teams to develop a unified user
model, then create conceptual models. Contribute as a member of user
interface design teams. Provide Human
Factors/Usability Training to R&D, Marketing, and Learning Products
engineers. Develop usability engineering
methods, tools and techniques for the Colorado Springs Division of
Hewlett-Packard.

Minimum Qualifications:
-MS in Human Factors Engineering with focus on human computer
interaction.
-3 years experience in a usability environment working with R&D on
hardware and software projects.
-Must exhibit creativity and vision and be flexible enough to work in a
team environment.

Desired Qualifications:
-Ph.D. in related field
-Experience in electrical engineering and digital design
-Experience with large systems, MS Windows, and C++
-Expertise in rapid prototyping

To apply, please send your resume to Harry Schiff at harry_schiff@hp.com
either as ASCII or as an attached MS Word
file. Alternatively, resumes can be sent via FAX to 719-590-3982.

Thanks,

Doug Beck
dougb@col.hp.com
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