UX Researcher, Quantitative
Leads quantitative UX research for high-stakes product and AI investment decisions, developing measurement frameworks, scaled usability studies, and customer segmentation. Requires 8+ years of experience, executive influence, strong statistical expertise, and proficiency in SQL and Python.
About the job
Responsibilities
- Set and drive a quantitative research roadmap across R&D, prioritizing evidence that reduces risk on major product bets.
- Develop psychometric frameworks, validated constructs, and scales to measure customer experiences with AI features.
- Own quantitative research methods, including survey strategy, generalizing qualitative findings at scale, MaxDiff, conjoint analysis, and rigorous bias-reducing study design.
- Partner with Data Science to combine behavioral, attitudinal, and sentiment data into a coherent view of customers.
- Build and maintain segmentation of ideal customer profiles.
- Develop scaled usability measurement, including large-sample benchmarking and competitive comparisons.
- Mentor researchers, establish shared tools and standards, and advance AI-native research practices.
- Enable and coach non-researchers to conduct straightforward research.
Requirements
- 8+ years of experience leading quantitative UX research and influencing strategic product and business decisions at the executive level.
- Deep expertise in survey science, sampling, pricing research, statistical modeling, psychometric frameworks, validated measurement scales, AI and LLM evaluation methods, log analysis, and behavioral analysis.
- Proficiency in SQL and Python.
- Experience with survey platforms such as Qualtrics.
- Experience designing and conducting usability research at scale, including benchmarking and evaluations between design variants.
- Experience establishing research standards or practices across multiple teams or an organization.
- Extensive experience with AI-powered products and interest in using AI tools to scale research.
- Experience enabling and coaching non-researchers to conduct research.
Compensation
- Denver: $172,000–$215,000 per year.
- San Francisco and New York: $202,000–$253,000 per year.
- Full-time employees receive benefits and equity.
- Hybrid employees based in Denver, San Francisco, or New York work from the office approximately 2–3 days per week or more depending on the role.
Skills
Quantitative Research, Survey Science, Sampling, Pricing Research, Statistical Modeling, Psychometrics, Llm Evaluation, SQL, Python, Qualtrics, Usability Research, Segmentation, Log Analysis, Behavioral Analysis, Maxdiff
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