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User Researcher

England
£57.5k – £66k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Senior User Researcher

Salary: £57,500–£66,000 per year
Location: London
Working Arrangement: Office, client-site, and home working; flexibility to work on-site at least 2 days per week, depending on client requirements
Job Type: Full-time

Overview

Our client, a digital services consultancy, is looking for a Senior User Researcher to lead research and help multidisciplinary teams design services around genuine user needs.

You’ll bring expertise in user research, people-centred design, and Agile delivery, advising clients on complex problems while championing inclusive research practices. The role combines hands-on consultancy with leadership, including line management and mentoring of other user researchers.

The advertised salary band represents the entry point for the level, with clear progression within the role supported.

Responsibilities

  • Advise clients on solving complex problems through user research, people-centred design, and Agile methodologies.
  • Lead multidisciplinary Agile teams in designing services that meet identified user needs.
  • Champion inclusive approaches to user research.
  • Build strong client and stakeholder relationships, constructively challenging ideas and managing difficult conversations.
  • Line manage user researchers and advise colleagues on getting the most from user research.
  • Support recruitment, events, thought-leadership content, and new business activity.
  • Promote effective people-centred design approaches across client and internal work.

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Requirements

  • Expertise in applying user research methodologies across different environments.
  • Experience working in multidisciplinary Agile teams to design and deliver people-centred services.
  • Working knowledge of researching accessibility or assisted digital needs.
  • Proven experience championing user research, user-centred design, or service design approaches.
  • Experience of line management, mentoring, or training other user researchers.
  • Advanced stakeholder management and communication skills, including managing conflict and communicating difficult messages sensitively.
  • Good understanding of Agile roles across design, product, and technology.
  • Strong consultancy and leadership skills, with confidence exploring complex problem spaces with clients and determining appropriate approaches.

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Benefits

  • Contributory pension scheme with a 6% employer contribution and 2% employee contribution.
  • 25 days’ holiday plus UK public holidays.
  • Access to a range of employee discounts.
  • Critical illness cover.
  • Life assurance and death-in-service cover.
  • Volunteer days.
  • Cycle-to-work scheme.
  • Salary sacrifice electric vehicle scheme.
  • Season ticket loans.
  • Financial and general wellbeing sessions.
  • Flexible benefits including private health cover, private dental cover, additional pension contributions, up to two additional days’ holiday, wellbeing contributions, charity contributions, and tree planting.
  • Relocation support of up to £8,000, subject to terms and conditions.

Our client is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from underrepresented groups. An accessible recruitment process, accommodations, and reasonable adjustments are available to help ensure equitable participation.

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Skills

User Research
People-Centred Design
Agile Delivery
Inclusive Research
Line Management
Mentoring
Stakeholder Management
Accessibility Research
Service Design
Consultancy
Conflict Management
Communication Skills

Location

England, United Kingdom

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