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Senior User Researcher
Senior User Researcher
Impact at Scale: Shaping the Future of UK Public Services
Are you ready to make a real difference in the lives of millions? Join us as a Senior User Researcher and help shape the future of public services through innovative digital transformation for the UK Government.
Why This Role Is Exciting?
- Impact at Scale: Your research will directly influence the design and delivery of digital services touching millions of citizens.
- Flagship Projects: Work on high-profile initiatives, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to tackle complex challenges.
- GDS Methodology: Lead with government digital standards, ensuring services are user-centric, accessible, and effective.
What You’ll Do
- Lead high-impact user research projects, working closely with:
- Designers
- Developers
- Analysts
- Service Design & Data Science teams
- Deliver rich insights to inform design and development decisions.
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Innovate with a full toolkit of qualitative (workshops, persona creation) and quantitative (guerrilla testing, card sorting) methods—testing ideas and uncovering user needs efficiently.
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Shape research strategy and strategy. Analyse findings and translate research insights into clear, actionable recommendations guiding service improvements.
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Mentor and collaborate:
- Lead by example for junior researchers.
- Foster a collaborative, inclusive team culture.
- Champion user insight-driven design across projects.
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Thrive in an Agile environment:
- Agile mindset required.
- Initiatives, creativity and problem-solving are valued.


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What We’re Looking For
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Strong government experience in digital projects, ideally with GDS mitigated work experience.
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Hands-on expertise in:
- Qualitative methods (user interviews, workshops, stakeholder analysis).
- Quantitative methods (surveys, usability testing).
- Audience modelling and user behaviour analysis.
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Ability to work collaboratively, bridging gaps between research, design, and development teams.
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Agile mindset:
- Adaptable approach.
- Comfortable iterative processes.
- Focused on continuous improvement.
Ready to deliver digital services that matter? Apply now and help us build a user-inspired future for UK government.
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