2 of 2 Permanent Quantitative Research Jobs in Newcastle upon Tyne

are recruiting for a User Researcher to help our client understand their users and create experiences that truly meet their needs. In this role you'll plan and conduct research, analyse findings and work closely with designers and stakeholders to turn insights into practical improvements. Your work will ensure that every product and service delivered is intuitive, accessible and … trends and best practices to enhance user experience strategies. Develop and present design concepts and prototypes to stakeholders for review and approval. Key Skills: Advanced proficiency in User Experience Research Tools and Techniques Advanced proficiency in User Research Additionally, advanced proficiency in Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, and Responsive and Adaptive Design Please note, BPSS checks More ❯

the forefront of understanding user needs, behaviours, and pain points to help design and deliver outstanding user experiences. As a User Researcher , you will work independently, taking ownership of research activities from planning to delivery. You’ll act as a subject matter expert within your team, collaborating with designers, developers, and product managers to ensure our solutions are user … focused and data-driven. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone passionate about research-led design who thrives in a collaborative, agile environment. Key Responsibilities Conduct user interviews, usability testing, and other research methods to gather insights and feedback. Analyse how users perform tasks to identify opportunities for improved experiences. Create and maintain user personas , journey maps , and … other artefacts that visualise user experiences. Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment between user needs and design outcomes. Present research findings and design concepts or prototypes to stakeholders for review and decision-making. Actively participate in team discussions and provide innovative solutions to design or usability challenges. Stay up to date on UX trends, research More ❯