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Naimuri – User Researcher
Location: Salford Quays, Manchester Job Type: Full-time, Permanent ID: 20270
About Us
We celebrated our tenth anniversary, growing from a tech start-up to a community of 180 people across Salford, Manchester, with additional teams in Cheltenham, London, Portsmouth, and Lincoln.
Our name, Naimuri (derived from Japanese: 'not overburden'), defines our ethos—removing unnecessary strain in technology, processes, culture, and leadership. People and culture are central to our mission: making the UK a safer place.
We thrive in an Agile-first environment, valuing transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Our principles include:
- A Culture of Enablement: Empowerment to remove blockers and access tools
- Focus on Quality: Pride in well-written, maintainable work serving as benchmarks
- Active Collaboration: Partnerships with Platform Engineers, Delivery Leads, and Product Owners, building automated pipelines (e.g., Kubernetes, GitLab)
Our projects range from short-term solutions to multiyear initiatives. Recent work includes:
- A Neo4J-based analytics tool
- A DevOps platform supporting 2,300 users
- Digital forensic data processing for insights
- Elasticsearch-backed search/reporting systems
- A React/TS custom workflow tool
- AI assurance capabilities
- LLM performance evaluation pipelines
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About the Role
As a User Researcher, you’ll identify customer and user needs, translating them into actionable value for our projects. Whether on established or new initiatives, your focus is designing services that fulfill these requirements.
What We’re Looking For
We seek a confident, motivated individual passionate about User-Centred Design (UCD). Key readiness includes:
Required Skills & Experience
- 3+ years in user research, engaging diverse audiences
- Qualitative & quantitative expertise; ability to choose appropriate methodologies
- Skills for workshops, interviews, and usability testing
- Comfortable eliciting insights from users and synthesising findings
- Clear communication to stakeholders and cross-functional teams
- Understanding of accessibility and research ethics
- Experience bridging product and development teams
Nice-to-Have
- Exposure to Government Digital Service (GDS) agile/research practices
- Collaboration with Business Analysts/Change Managers
- UX best practices and tooling (e.g., Figma) to visualise research insights
Key Responsibilities
You will:
- Plan research proposals to support business-wide projects, large or small
- Conduct impactful research, from early-stage discovery to long-term support
- Define key user groups and personas to inform the business
- Execute in-person and online research, balancing practical considerations
- Present findings to customers, product, and tech teams with clarity
- Partner with Business Analysts, UX Designers, and developers to outline features
- Ensure ethical safeguarding and accessibility throughout research
- Champion user research’s role within our ACDC (likely Product/Ops teams)


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Pay & Benefits
- Competitive industry salary based on location/loans and experience (evaluated during interviews)
- Flexible working: 37.5-hour week; partial flexibility permitted with negotiation
- Hybrid model: Average 3 office days/week (varies by delivery needs)
- Occasional travel to customer sites or UK locations
Benefits Include:
- Performance & company bonus
- Pension matched at 10.5% (up to 1.5× employee contributions)
- 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
- AXA One medical insurance
- 5 additional holiday days purchase scheme
- Cycle-to-work scheme
- Car benefit scheme
Recruitment Process
Naimuri prioritises inclusivity and support. We welcome applications from all backgrounds, accommodating accessibility or neurodiversity needs throughout recruitment. For guidance, our team can clarify the process. Apply confidently!
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