2 of 2 Senior User Researcher Jobs in Yorkshire

enabled by technology. We are building a community of designers and researchers to support the growing demand for a design-led approach to service delivery in the public sector. Senior User Researchers are experienced practitioners confident in collaborating with UCD colleagues and external professions such as Data & Tech teams. They work together to understand the challenges faced by … users of public services. They conduct user research employing qualitative and quantitative methodologies with real users, ensuring insights inform the end-to-end design of public services. Key responsibilities Act as the research subject matter expert within a multidisciplinary team, facilitating the research process and communicating findings to team members and stakeholders. Define the focus of research to ensure … shared understanding of success criteria. Select appropriate research methods to design effective research projects. Work independently as a researcher within a multidisciplinary team on client projects. Advocate for user research within projects and with stakeholders. Plan research to inform the design of accessible, usable, and effective public services. Apply methods to analyze data and synthesize findings. Create actionable More ❯

diverse business needs Job Description At this level, you will be expected to: Have experience working to the GDS designprincipals or equivalent standards in the UK Public sector Build user-centred practices in new teams Align user research activities with wider plans to inform a service proposition Carry out user research and supervise and develop other user … teams design and deliver accessible services that work for all users. Research skills. You have experience of, and can help teams adopt, a wide range of primary and secondary user research methods. Analysis and synthesis. You understand and can help teams apply a range of methods to analyse research data and synthesise findings. You know how to engage sceptical … different audiences Society and technology. You understand the social and technological context of projects. Strategic insight. You understand what problem the team is trying to solve. You can align user research activities to inform decision making and action. Technical understanding. You know about the technologies used to build and operate digital services. User-centred and agile practices. You More ❯