FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Junior UX Researcher position?
A minimum of 1 year in a similar role or a degree in a related field such as Design, Psychology, or Sociology, along with an understanding of user-centered design (UCD) principles is required.
What type of research methods should I be familiar with for this role?
You should have a foundational knowledge of both qualitative and quantitative research methods, including user research techniques such as interviews, surveys, and usability testing.
Is there an opportunity for professional development?
Yes, there is a 500 annual budget for training materials and supplies for every team member, as well as 2 conference days per year to attend relevant events.
What benefits are offered to employees?
Benefits include 25 days holiday (increasing with length of service), enhanced sick pay, health coverage schemes, a profit-sharing scheme, flexi-time options, and access to an on-site gym, among others.
Are there opportunities for collaboration within the team?
Yes, the company fosters a collaborative spirit where team interaction is encouraged, allowing you to learn from others and contribute to group success.
What software tools should I be familiar with?
Familiarity with design tools like Figma is desirable, along with a willingness to understand how design and research intersect.
How does the company promote work-life balance?
The company promotes work-life balance through flexi-time options and various benefits aimed at supporting employee well-being.
Is there support for health-related issues?
Yes, the company offers enhanced sick pay and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP), as well as a Health Shield scheme for additional health coverage.
What is the office culture like?
The company culture emphasizes face-to-face interaction as a preference, nurturing a tight-knit community while maintaining a hybrid work approach.
Do we have any specific focus on accessibility in research practices?
Yes, there is a basic understanding of accessibility considerations encouraged, along with a desire to contribute to inclusive research practices.
