D. in a field related to the human body, measurement science, body modeling, statistics, design integration, or applied human factors e.g., Human Factors, Ergonomics, Biomechanics, Biomedical Engineering, Biological Anthropology, Computer Vision, Geometric/Computational Modeling, Machine Learning, Statistics, Data Science, ME/EE, Physics, HCI, Cognitive Psychology, or Anthropometry/Kinesiology. You''ll work hands-on with Industrial Design and Hardware Engineering to translate complex human data into actionable design requirements, and you''ll help non-technical teams reason about and apply that data in their own work, interpreting human modeling data to evaluate form factors, pressure-test fit and comfort hypotheses, and turn findings into concrete direction.