This position is based in Redmond, WA. Some travel is required.
This is for an Audio UX Researcher
Must be local candidates, must be able to independently execute experiments. Audio experience preferred
RESPONSIBILITIES
Design & conduct research to guide the development of Client audio-centric AR/VR user experiences, leveraging a range of qualitative and quantitative UX research approaches and tools such as literature reviews, user interviews, usability testing, lab-based experimentation, and surveys.
Translate the research insights into actionable, measurable UX recommendations and drive implementation with cross-functional partners
Work closely with partners and stakeholders to influence the development and integration of future AR/VR experiences and solutions
Work closely with other UX researchers to help design research plans and specific studies, as well as communicate findings with stakeholders and drive the impact of the work.
Independently complete research, including data collection, data analysis, reporting, collaborating with teams to act upon research results, and knowledge consolidation.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
MS in Human Factors, Cognitive Psychology, Neuropsychology, Perceptual Psychology, or a UX related field
2+ years experience conducting applied research on consumer products involving both qualitative and quantitative methods in the industry
1+ years of working in cross-functional teams
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Ph.D. in Human Factors, Cognitive Psychology, Neuropsychology, Perceptual Psychology, or a UX-related field
2+ years of experience conducting behavioral research with audio and audio-related devices (e.g., HMDs, smart glasses, headphones, smart speakers, and more)
Experience using psychophysical/psychoacoustic methods
Experience with AR/VR technologies
Strong oral and written communication skills with experience in tailoring messages to various stakeholders