Biomedical Engineer – Ergonomics
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Altro in Torino
Biomedical Engineer – Ergonomics & Product Design
Company Description
RE:LAB is a design and innovation company specialized in shaping the interaction between people and complex technologies.
Since 2004, we have been working on products and systems used daily across the automotive, industrial, and consumer sectors. Our goal is to make advanced technology understandable, safe, and natural to use.
We don’t just design interfaces. We design experiences that bring together design, engineering, human factors, and artificial intelligence. Our multidisciplinary team tackles real-world challenges in highly complex contexts, where quality and reliability are essential.
We partner with global companies when user experience is not a detail, but a critical factor for a product’s success—when adoption, safety, and user trust truly make the difference.
At RE:LAB, we believe technology should feel human. This belief guides the way we work, the design decisions we make, and the relationships we build every day.
Designing human experiences for complex technologies.
Position
To strengthen our engineering activities, we are looking for a Biomedical Engineer – Ergonomics & Product Design to contribute to the development of components and solutions designed around human interaction.
The role focuses on the design and evaluation of physical components used directly by people, considering ergonomics, anthropometric characteristics, usability, comfort, and technical feasibility.
The selected candidate will work within multidisciplinary teams on mobility and automotive projects, contributing to the development of solutions where engineering and human factors need to work together.
Main Activities
Contribute to the design and development of components and physical interfaces intended for human interaction.
Support 3D modeling and CAD design activities.
Apply ergonomic and anthropometric principles to product development.
Analyze aspects related to comfort, accessibility, usability, and inter