- Shieldai
- Washington, DC
- Full-Time
- 43 days ago
- $140,000–$210,000
Senior Engineer, Human Machine Teaming (R5651).
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Senior Engineer, Human Machine Teaming (R5651): our view in 3 lines...
- The Role:This role is for a senior engineer focused on human machine teaming design for Hivemind-enabled mission autonomy.
- The Person:The person will determine HMT-specific requirements, identify contextual factors, translate baselines into context-sensitive design patterns, design scenarios, refine testing procedures, and generate HMI feature requests.
- Requirements:The ideal candidate has experience in Human Machine Teaming, HMI, UX/UI, collaborative work requirement profile generation, context-sensitive design patterns, and scenario design.
About the role
Job Description:
The Human Machine Teaming (HMT) Group at Shield AI is hiring an Engineer II or Senior Engineer to join our HMT Design capability. At Shield AI, HMT refers to the design, management, and assurance of the adaptive relationships between operators and Hivemind-enabled mission autonomy—not just an interface problem, or a function-allocation exercise. Across industry, HMT is often an ad hoc practice, staffed with HMI/UX/UI rather than HMT specialists. In this role, you will implement a systematic, standardized, yet context-sensitive approach to HMT design that is both scalable and traceable in practice.
Working alongside the HMT Design Lead, who owns the collaborative work requirement profile generation process, you will determine HMT-specific requirements across use cases, identify contextual factors that moderate requirements, and translate baselines into context-sensitive design patterns that support adaptivity. You will work with other HMT capabilities to design scenarios, refine testing procedures, and generate HMI feature requests that improve collaboration.
If you want to define how an entire company designs operator-autonomy relationships rather than one interface at a time, this is your opportunity to make a lasting and scalable impact.

