1 to 2 of 2 Permanent User-Centered Design (UCD) Jobs in the South West with Remote Work Options

appropriate research tools and techniques, to derive actionable insights and recommendations.Developing user archetypes, journey maps, and other user-centred design and research artefacts to effectively communicate user insights and facilitate decision-making.Collaborating with designers, product managers, and developers to translate research findings … at every stage.Staying up to date with the latest trends, tools, and methodologies in user research and user-centred design, constantly evolving your craft to maximise impact, pace, and value.Ideal Criteria for a User Researcher:Proven experience in conducting user … research findings for diverse stakeholders.Experience working in cross-functional teams and collaborating with designers, product managers, and developers.Familiarity with user-centred design principles and methodologies.A passion for understanding user behaviours, needs, and motivations, with a keen eye for detail.5+ years in User more »

distribution of approximately £2 billion of research funding to UK universities. Purpose of the role An exciting opportunity to lead and shape the design, development, and delivery of the UK's next research assessment exercise. We require systems to be delivered to support: Administration of the exercise The … The distribution and assessment of all elements of the research data submitted Working in an agile development team following a user centered design approach. We require passionate and innovative full-stack developers working with a combination of bespoke software and off the shelf products … areas of accountability Development process optimisation Stakeholder Management Programming and build (software engineering) Availability and capacity management Information security Prototyping Service support Systems design Systems integration User Focus Modern standards approach Core skills Extensive experience of Agile software development and working in SCRUM teams Evidence of more »