Human Factors Engineer

Josh Manning is a Human Factors Engineer with experience supporting projects ranging from early stage, formative work to validation studies. He is well-versed in applying usability techniques at various stages in the product life cycle and has worked in both consulting and internal R&D environments.

Josh strives to ensure safety and efficacy, focusing on the intended users and aiming to improve their overall experiences with devices. He has conducted human factors evaluations for a number of medical devices, which includes but is not limited to: surgical devices, surgical robotic systems, and consumer health and combination products.

In his spare time, Josh enjoys cooking, spending time outdoors, and travelling. He has earned a B.S in Biomedical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and an Sc.M in Biomedical Engineering from Brown University.