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5 years of experience conducting UX research on products and working with executive leadership (e.g., Director level and above). Google User Experience (UX) is made up of multi-disciplinary teams of UX Designers, Researchers, Writers, Content Strategists, Program Managers, and Engineers: we care deeply about the people who use our products.
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Thorough knowledge and experience across a range of UX research approaches and methodologies. Average - Knowledge of UX research and approaches. UX research (5 years.
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Research Scientist – Computational Chemistry. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of computational chemistry, AI, and sustainability research. Join a groundbreaking research team dedicated to solving some of the most pressing challenges society faces today, including climate change, green energy, and sustainable materials.
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UX/UI is looking for a Technical UI Designer for the future of Halo video games. Contribute to the vision and best practices of Halo's UX/UI/Tech Experience Design team. The UX/UI team is responsible for user-friendly interfaces, performant technical UI implementation, content, branding, and much more across multiple Halo game titles.
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The Research Scientist 4 will collaborate with Dr. Alex Greninger to conceive and develop projects and plans for understanding viral replication, viral-host protein-protein interactions, drug efficacy, viral evolution, and viral genome sequencing fields, and subsequent performance of assays and/or direction of technical personnel.
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Collaborate with the UI/UX Director to design and integrate cutting-edge Motion Graphics and visual effects. Collaborate with the UI/UX Director to design and integrate cutting-edge Motion Graphics and visual effects.
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We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced research scientist with expertise in computational chemistry. Encompassing multiple domains across machine learning, engineering, and natural sciences, Client Research is committed to empowering real-world impact on some of the most pressing problems facing society including climate change, green energy, and sustainable materials.
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Seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic Research Associate II who will be part of the Material Generation Team (MGT) within. Hands-on cell culture experience includes operating both bench-top glass vessel, large-scale single-use bioreactor systems, and associated activities.
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This role is a content strategist/UX Writer, not a technical writer. Kforce has a client that is seeking a UX Writer in Redmond, WA. Key Responsibilities: Write friendly, brilliantly clear text with language that lands perfectly within the parameters of Microsoft voice and tone principles for Microsoft Planner.
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UX Research IC3 - The typical base pay range for this role across the U.S. is USD $98,300 - $193,200 per year. As a Quantitative UX Researcher II, you will establish a series of data practices to improve Microsoft’s incident management and customer support experiences.
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As a research scientist on the team, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the design and development of computational chemistry workflows. Encompassing multiple domains across machine learning, engineering, and natural sciences, Our Research team is committed to empowering real-world impact on some of the most pressing problems facing society including climate change, green energy, and sustainable materials.
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The Senior Research Associate/Senior Research Scientist, Biology will be central to advancing our drug development pipeline. Job Title: Senior Research Associate/Senior Research Scientist, Biology.
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Work in a highly iterative design environment that emphasized democratization/coaching of UX research practices. Thorough knowledge and experience of a range of UX research approaches and methodologies.
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3+ years of research-oriented implementation skills, including experience with scientific Python (data analyses, scientific communication tools), as evidenced by academic or professional research experience or contributions to open source projects.
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The Audio team within RL Research is looking for an experienced, innovative Beamforming and Machine Learning Research Scientist with a specialty in audio processing to join our growing team.
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