Anson McCade
UX Researcher

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UX Researcher
Location: London – Hybrid
Contract: 6 months
Rate: Up to £500 p/d – Inside IR35
Start: ASAP
We are looking for an experienced UX Researcher to join a design-led team, supporting user-centred products and services for a major organisation.
The role will work closely with designers, product teams and senior stakeholders, using research and evidence to shape design decisions, product direction and customer experiences.
Key Responsibilities as a UX Researcher
- Deliver end-to-end user research across multiple initiatives, managing priorities and delivering efficiently.
- Plan and conduct moderated and unmoderated usability testing, alongside qualitative and quantitative research.
- Work closely with design teams, ensuring research directly informs and shapes the design process.
- Translate research findings into clear insights and recommendations that influence business and design decisions.
- Promote User Research best practices and evidence-based decision-making across the organisation.
- Challenge assumptions and advocate for user-centred thinking across strategy and design delivery.
- Engage with business and design leadership to influence strategic direction and product outcomes.
- Work independently from research scoping through to delivery, taking ownership of research quality and impact.
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- Mid-to-senior level experience in User/UX Research.
- Strong experience working within a design-led environment.
- Proven experience delivering end-to-end research independently.
- Hands-on experience with usability testing and qualitative/quantitative research methods.
- Experience collaborating with designers and cross-functional teams.
- Ability to influence business, design and product decisions through research and evidence.
- Strong understanding of user-centred design and research best practice.
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