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User Experience Researcher Ideal Background: Advanced degrees within psychology, cognitive science, economics, sociology, or human factors. User Experience Researcher Location: Seattle, New York City or San Diego Schedule: Onsite Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Pay: Up to $105 per hour DOE Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision and more Duration: ~ 1 year Planet Interactive is looking for a User Experience Researcher who has a Master's or PHD for our well known technology client.
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We are a rapidly-growing, fast-moving, highly-capable User Experience Design & Research team of Alibaba global B2B e-commerce. You will be responsible for creating, driving, and implementing a research plan to discover actionable insights for creating the user experience for web-based applications and mobile devices.
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Position requires a current TS/SCI with FS polygraph Other Job Specific Skills Demonstrates expertise in User Experience Design with the following competency areas: Usability evaluation Information architecture Visual design Technical writing DeliverablesUser experience leadership Proficiency with user-experience research methodologies and tactics.
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Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI) is looking for a UX Researcher at our Irvine, CA facility who loves to listen to users, discover what they need, and draw insights to design innovative features for the upcoming future that will impact the automobile user experience with the vehicles of Hyundai/Kia/Genesis.
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Looking for User Experience Research with hands on development on front end user frameworks (Vue.js, Angular. Innova Solutions is immediately hiring for an User Experience Researcher.
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Work collaboratively across company functions to define user experience through design artifacts that include customer journey maps, participatory design prototypes and wireframes. Report to the Head of Product and lead a user-centered design function at Covr with an emphasis on the company's digital insurance platform.
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User Experience Designers lead client engagements through end-to-end design and development of digital products, including websites, applications, and other interactive touchpoints.
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The User Experience (UX) Designer, Level III develops the overall layout and UI design for various applications and digital solutions. The User Experience (UX) Designer, Level III is well-versed in all aspects of current visual design standards and trends and will be responsible for managing project design reviews, resource planning, and execution for all project work related to visual design.
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We are looking to hire an experienced User Experience Researcher to play a critical role in our Yahoo Search research team. Specifically, the Principal User Experience Researcher will work in Yahoo Search focusing on iterative and innovative product research where there is a need for a well-versed mixed methods researcher.
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User Experience Designer Extended Reality, Mobile And Web Applications. We're looking for people who have a start-up mentality: people who are creative, eager to learn and inventive, who can help us launch innovative products with amazing user interfaces and very intuitive experience flow.
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We’re looking for a Principal Quantitative User Experience Researcher who can help us measure customer experiences on a global scale for multiple brands, across devices and platforms, in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
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A User Experience Designer needs to handle stress well and be a great team player, as they will normally work many hours and in team settings to ensure all hardware and software works properly.
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Optimize and improve the user experience to streamline searching for content within an established digital asset management system (DAM) Your 2-4 years of experience with user-centered design solutions gained from previous roles across Digital Marketing, Design, Content Strategy, Content Management, or User Experience Journeys will be key to your success.
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As a User Experience Researcher, you will play a crucial role in collaborating with product, design, and development teams. Company Overview: Join a Fortune 100 client based in Milwaukee as a User Experience Researcher.
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