Biomechanics Engineers study the mechanics of human and biological movement to understand how forces act on tissues, joints, and organs. They apply principles of mechanical engineering, physics, and biology to analyze motion, stress, and material behavior in living systems. Their work supports the design of prosthetics, orthopaedic implants, rehabilitation devices, and performance optimization tools. They use motion capture systems, simulation software, sensors, and experimental testing methods. Biomechanics Engineers work in research labs, healthcare technology firms, sports science environments, and medical device companies. Globally, demand is growing due to advances in wearable technology, rehabilitation science, sports medicine, and personalized healthcare solutions.