2 of 2 Qualitative Research Jobs in West London

strategic assignments in the area of customer experience (CX), marketing strategy, product/service strategy and Go-To-Market. The role would involve both qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews and quantitative analysis of data from research surveys and secondary research sources. The role would be reporting … That means empathising our clients’ commercial objectives and delivering real change against THEIR objectives and not ours. We combine the power of rigorous customer research, design thinking and strategic approach. This enables us to achieve a balance of a deeper customer understanding with changing commercial realities. Horizon’s Core … viable Designing compelling presentation documents Proposing frameworks that are both strategically sound and visually powerful Insights: Conducting in-depth interviews and co-development groups Qualitative research development (discussion guides, templates) Synthesising insights Analysing qualitative and quantitative reports Preparation of virtual and agile research environments (e.g. Miro More ❯

experience will you need? Experience as a user researcher or appropriate experience in other fields of research. Experience of advising colleagues on the best research tools and methods to use to assure best practice in research. Experience of collaborating with other researchers on research projects. Experience of championing … planning and conducting research approaches which are inclusive of all users. Experience and understanding of the ethical and data governance requirements of conducting research. Experience of working with senior stakeholders/clients. Experience of persuading others on the value of research, defending research findings and challenging others … millions who rely on them. In this role you'll mentor and support fellow researchers, fostering a strong community that drives high-quality user research across the Department. By championing user-centred design, you will ensure services are built with accessibility and inclusivity in mind. Using both qualitative More ❯