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User Experience Researcher in United States
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What are the responsibilities of an User Experience Researcher in United States?
Creates understanding around user needs to product team including designers, product managers, and engineers. Conducts primary research, explores the behaviors and motivations of users through methods like field visits, ethnography, surveys, usability testing, and logs analysis. Helps create useful, usable, new products and features and evaluates existing products. Delivers written, in-person and visual presentations on findings.
A level 3 User Experience Researcher in United States is a seasoned professional with competence, creativity in wide range of technical areas. They resolves most issues and problems effectively. Average experience 5.5 years.