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The Director will gather existing materials from inside and outside Columbia University that will aid the task force in its efforts to design and execute new research efforts, including spearheading a qualitative research project that includes in-depth interviews and ethnography conducted at Columbia, as well analyses of survey data.
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Collect and analyze user behavior through formative and evaluative usability studies, in-depth interviews, field visits, ethnography, surveys, benchmark studies, diary studies, etc. MA/MS or PhD in Anthropology, Sociology, Applied, Cognitive, Experimental Psychology, HCDE, Human Factors, or a related field.
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Design and Validate: Create concept experiences based on deep user ethnography to bring an idea to life, and test customer desirability, commercial viability and tech feasibility. Our 10-year commitment to invest more than $1 billion in pro bono services brings our talent, expertise, and insight to organizations tackling today’s urgent challenges in education, racial equity, social justice, economic development, and the environment.
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You’ll explore user behaviors and motivations by conducting primary research such as field studies, interviews, diary studies, participatory workshops, ethnography, surveys, usability testing, and logs analysis.
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Conduct brand-focused research using primary sources (e.g. telephone interviews, ethnography, brand audits) and secondary sources (e.g. databases, journals, research reports) Conduct brand-focused research using primary sources (e.g. telephone interviews, ethnography, brand audits) and secondary sources (e.g. databases, journals, research reports.
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Insight development from primary and secondary research, plus online communities, ethnography, traditional and web-based focus groups, social media monitoring, digital audits and digital behavioral data, and online/offline media measurement tools.
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