UX Design Researcher - Games

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UX Design Researcher London / WfH to £55k

UX Design Researcher (HCI) *Remote Interview WfH*. Do you have a strong knowledge of User Experience / UX, able to champion the customer through quantitative and qualitative data research?

You could be joining a global games software house in a role that will allow you to have influence and continually develop your skills.

As a UX Design Researcher you will lead the UX research for your team; defining, planning and conducting user research (e.g. customer surveys, usability tests, interviews) to inform design decisions for various products and experiences, identifying areas for research and the best approach to gain valuable insights. You'll collaborate with the design team, product managers and software engineers to prioritise user research requirements and incorporate complex business and technical requirements.

 Driven by technology this company can offer a remote interview / onboarding process and work from home during the current social distancing measures; thereafter you'll be based in awesome offices in Central London with a wide range of facilities and flexibility to work from home for part of the week (1-2 days).

Requirements:

You have experience as a UX Researcher in a customer focussed environment

You're experienced with remote and face to face research with experience of working with qualitative research methods

You're able to plan, scope, conduct, research and communicate research findings

You're also familiar with quantitative research methods, comfortable with metrics and A/B tests and can synthesise quantitative data with qualitative user research

You have excellent written and verbal communication skills

You're degree educated in a relevant discipline e.g. Human Computer Interaction, Psychology, Social Science

As a UX Design Researcher you will earn a competitive salary (to £55k) plus benefits.

Apply now to find out more about this UX Design Researcher opportunity.