3 of 3 User Researcher Jobs in Birmingham

User Researcher Contract Opportunity We’re looking for a User Researcher to one of our government projects. 6-month contract £450 per day (Inside IR35) Hybrid, 1-2 days travel per week to a local hub (Manchester, Birmingham, London, or Leeds) If you’re an experienced User Researcher with a strong background in GDS More ❯

Lead User Researcher £95,000 GBP Onsite WORKING Location: Manchester, North West - United Kingdom Type: Permanent Anson McCade is delighted to be partnering with a a leading digital transformation consultancy as they seek to appoint to a Lead User Researcher to their dynamic team. This organisation is home to problem solvers, innovators, and collaborators, all united … professional growth is encouraged, and every contribution is recognised. The team is diverse, ambitious, and passionate, celebrating creativity and collaboration at every stage of the journey. Role overview The User Researcher will play a pivotal role in delivering actionable insights that shape effective digital services focused on real user needs. Acting as an advocate for needs-based … design, design thinking, and service design, they will champion best-practice user research and mentor others in the discipline. Working as part of a growing Experience Design capability, this role will contribute to the creation of high-quality, user-centred services that make a measurable difference to millions of people. The team takes pride in designing with integrity More ❯

Senior User Researcher Location: Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Birmingham, and Nottingham Salary: £42,848 per annum The Role The Senior User Researcher is responsible for the end-to-end planning and execution of user research activities. This will include identification of research candidates, creating relationships with identified users (this could be members of the public or … of appropriate research methods. Working in a delivery-focused Agile environment, and in collaboration with members of multidisciplinary agile teams, the successful candidate will act as an advocate of user needs-based design, design thinking and service design in the development of their digital services and products. Your responsibilities will include, but arent limited to: Plan, design and prepare … a range of user research activities to support the design, development and continuous improvement of government services. This will include choosing the right variety of research approaches (such as surveys, usability interviews, card sorting etc.), including conducting research on site at different locations such as garages and test centres Carrying out user research activities from recruiting participants, preparing More ❯