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Based in Washington DC and with offices in New York City, Toronto, London, and Tampa, HarrisX runs the Mobile Insights (wireless focused) and Total Communication Surveys (TV/broadband/voice focused) and an array of other connected consumer surveys resulting in the largest syndicated TMT-focused consumer trackers in the U.S Along with this syndicated work, HarrisX offers clients a full suite of both custom qualitative and quantitative market research, polling, and data science services.
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You have a minimum 5 years of demonstrable consumer research experience across both quantitative and qualitative disciplines with ~3 years at a research agency or research serviceExperience in manufacturing, durable goods, or in water quality industries will be a considerable plus.
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DAP is looking to hire Consumer Insights Intern in Marketing Department for Summer 2024. The Consumer Insights Intern will be responsible for gathering and sharing user and market insights for a diverse set of brands across multiple product platforms.
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Connect with a wide array of data across retail (Nielsen, MSA), digital (GA) and qualitative/quantitative consumer research to draw actionable consumer-centric insights and convert them into actionable business strategies.
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Strategic Influence; New Product Development; Creativity; Research Designs; Design of Experiments (DOE); Design Thinking; Statistical Analysis; Accountability; Quantitative Research; Innovation Development; Proactive Problem Solving; Consumer Sciences; Qualitative Research; Communication; Compliance; Consumer Research; Interpersonal Influence; Teamwork; Negotiation; Sensory Research.
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As we continue to grow, we are looking for a results-driven Consumer Insights Manager to lead our consumer research efforts and provide valuable insights that will inform and shape our business strategy.
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Background in designing, analyzing and generating insights and action from both quantitative, including continuous/ongoing tracking programs, and qualitative research. The Senior Manager - Consumer Insights will lead insights for two key TJX brands.
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The Consumer Research & Insights team within Global Consumer Marketing is a highly influential team that inspires consumer centricity throughout the entire Bose organization by partnering closely with internal stakeholders and delivering innovative and actionable insights.
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We are looking for someone with demonstrated expertise in generative and evaluative research methodologies (qualitative and quantitative) with experience in UX Research, and some experience in market research/consumer insights.
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Experience designing and or management, and application with the following types of research: quantitative and qualitative research, virtual shopping research, optimization/conjoint analysis, path-to-purchase, mobile surveys, ethnographies, positioning, segmentation, packaging, consumer tracking, and shelf testing.
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Foster collaboration by planning, hosting and moderating brainstorming sessions based on consumer insights What You’ll Bring Deep experience in design research, with broad exposure to a variety of qualitative research methodologies such as one-on-one interviews, surveys, moderating group conversations, diary studies, prototype testing, usability testing, and engaging users remotely while they shop.
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The ideal candidate is someone with experience at a traditional market research supplier, with a personal passion for digital media, gaming, and technology who wants to apply their analytic chops and methodological expertise to consumer insights and business intelligence collected via multiple approaches.
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Reporting to the Director of Consumer Insights the Senior User Researcher will lead research projects from beginning to end and be responsible for helping define and drive the future of our products.
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Director of Consumer Insights, plan and execute quantitative and qualitative research studies (i.e. questionnaire/discuss guide development, programming and testing surveys, build profiles/banner plans, analyzing data, and producing reports.
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This Market Research Manager collaborates across the Data & Analytics Office to provide the Commercial (Brand & Sales) and New Product Teams guidance & insight based on a solid understanding of the consumer for assigned categories.
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