2 of 2 Remote Quantitative Research Jobs in Scotland

a rate between £500/day (Outside IR35). This role will be a hybrid of working at home and in the office. Responsibilities: - Plan, design, and conduct user research to gather insights on user needs, behaviours, and pain points. - Use a variety of research methods, including interviews, usability testing, surveys, and data analysis. - Collaborate with service designers … for users and ensure their needs are at the forefront of decision-making. - Work closely with the project team to ensure compliance with criteria and principles. - Document and share research findings to inform the development of user-centred solutions. - Contribute to the development of personas, user journeys, and scenarios. - Provide expertise in accessibility and inclusivity to ensure all users … are considered. Essential Skills: - Experience conducting user research in digital transformation projects. - Strong knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methods. - Excellent communication and stakeholder engagement skills. - Experience working in multidisciplinary teams. - Knowledge of accessibility standards and inclusive design practices. If you would like to hear more about this opportunity please get in touch More ❯

with a choice of prototyping software, such as Sketch/InVision/Figma/Axure/Adobe XD Balance business requirements with user needs - you'll be gathering user research and rationale to align customers on individual user needs. You'll know when to diplomatically push back, if necessary, to act on what's right for the customer Be … customers and development teams Comfortable using existing design systems, proactively recommending new ways to improve and extend them to benefit both the project and other designers Ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative research, and how this informs the interaction design process. Familiarity working in a complex landscape - ideally, you'll have experience in financial services Strong ability to More ❯