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You are a great fit, if you ...

What are we looking for ?

• ... have the working knowledge of different qualitative user research methods and the understanding of quantitative research methods and a comprehensive understanding of all the stages of the user research process.
• ... are well versed in scoping user research in ambiguous problem spaces.
• ... have 2-4 years of industry experience in UX research and/or design-led research practices.
• ... have recent experience in a research role and can hit the ground running.
• ... are possessing strong communication skills with the ability to articulate and document the research data for use by the company’s various functions.

Here is how you can help us

Role & Responsibilities

• Obsess over getting immersed in the user's environment, understanding their psyche, motivations, behaviours to understand the real problems and needs.
• Own end-to-end experience with all aspects of research (study design, recruiting, moderation, analysis, reporting)
• Identify and apply relevant research methods to generate effective responses to the research questions.
• Independently conceptualise, plan and execute foundational, generative and evaluative studies while operating in complex organisational demands, with minimum guidance.
• Apply your expertise and knowledge of research methodologies, human factors, the user-centred design process, and statistics to product and service design in an iterative development environment.
• Help us set up the best practices to support the research team.

Behavior Labs team:

The Behavior Labs team sits at the centre of the company and curates the Mia coach, that produces the content and insights to bring about behavior change. It pushes out to enterprise users, insights about expected performance behavior during a business period. It enables enterprises to influence the behaviors of sales personnel from encouraging early starts to push for lightning finishes. It guides enterprises on how to monitor and manage the behavioural journey that would lead to positive outcomes. Thousands of sales and customer service personnel across the globe are influenced and nudged towards behavior change that results in better performance outcomes.

The behavior lab has two key tasks – use the latest thinking in the space of BE and employee performance to enable specific user groups performance and developing a holistic understanding of the user and mining those insights to consistently fine tune the product. This team contributes towards the development of the digital design interface through which users view the nudge. The team also prepares behavioral analytics decks for clients on a regular basis.

We are looking for a new age candidate for the position of a Behavioral Researcher to work in an environment that is in the frontier of using human behavioural understanding and technology to influence behavior change amongst enterprise workers.

Key responsibilities will include:

• Generating insights about behavior from a range of data sources; developing testable propositions
• Conducting original research (e.g. small-scale experiments; feasibility studies to test interventions, qualitative research); analysing quantitative and qualitative data. Understand the trade-offs between different research methods (i.e. quant vs qual, survey vs experiment, A/B tests etc.).
• Action the use of behavioral science concepts into the development of the nudge engine. Keep a continuous watch on new developments in the BE field to adopt and apply into product design.
• Use behavioural science to create contextual information, communication ideas that can influence action amongst user groups and drive them towards a behavioural journey.
• Be intellectually curious and open to innovation but maintain objectivity to ensure that the focus remains on the scientific foundation in which the product is built.
• Good communication and influencing skills, both verbal and written, for a product development & customer facing audience. Specifically, the ability to communicate to these audiences in industry language.
• This role requires a person with curiosity and a passion for inquiry, comfort with ambiguity, and an entrepreneurial/learning mindset. Self-motivated and flexible, this person will be adept at both creative and analytical thinking.
• This is a highly collaborative role which requires the ability to work across the organisation’s product & design teams to develop appropriate ways to bridge the intention – action gap amongst users.