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They will utilize prototyping, research, and usability testing to provide insights into the designs ... remote, but may require some travel to Sacramento, California.

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How much do remote usability testing jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 21, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote usability testing in the United States is $106,377.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $92,500.00 and $100,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Remote Usability Testing job?

A Remote Usability Testing job involves evaluating websites, apps, or digital products from a user's perspective to identify usability issues. Testers complete tasks, provide feedback, and sometimes participate in recorded sessions while interacting with the product. Companies use this feedback to improve user experience. These jobs are often freelance, project-based, and require no specialized skills beyond following instructions and giving clear feedback.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Remote Usability Testing position, and why are they important?

To thrive in Remote Usability Testing, you need strong analytical skills, a keen eye for user experience (UX) design, and the ability to evaluate digital products or interfaces, typically supported by a background in UX, HCI, or related fields. Familiarity with usability testing tools (such as UserTesting, Lookback, or Optimal Workshop), screen recording software, and possibly UX certification are often advantageous. Excellent communication, attention to detail, and the ability to provide clear, actionable feedback are crucial soft skills. These competencies ensure accurate testing, valuable user insights, and effective collaboration with product teams to improve digital experiences.

What does a typical workday look like for someone in a Remote Usability Testing role?

A typical day in Remote Usability Testing involves planning and conducting tests on websites, apps, or digital products by assigning tasks to users, observing their interactions, and collecting feedback. You may spend time analyzing recorded sessions, documenting usability issues, and compiling comprehensive reports for UX or development teams. Collaboration is often required with designers, product managers, and developers to discuss findings and recommend improvements. The work is primarily independent and remote, but regular virtual meetings or feedback sessions are common to ensure alignment with broader project goals. This structure provides both autonomy and opportunities for impactful contributions to the product development process.

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User Experience Researcher

User Experience Researcher

Futurewave Systems

San Dimas, CA • Remote

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Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

Company Description

Founded in 2006, Futurewave Systems is a minority owned boutique, STAFFING & PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PROVIDER headquartered in Atlanta, GA. We are a GLOBAL NETWORK of proven industry professionals demonstrating the fastest fulfillment rate of high tech professionals for Fortune 500 Companies. 

Job Description
  1. The User Researcher works closely with UX Designers and Project Stakeholders to propose and conduct user research activities consisting of Strategic and Tactical studies.
  2. The User researcher is responsible for coordinating, planning, executing, and reporting on User Experience Research activities across numerous ADP products, services and platforms.
  3. These activities include, but are not limited to task-based testing, card sorting, surveys, focus groups, 1:1 interviews, task analysis, field and crowd sourcing, remote moderated testing, remote unmoderated testing, prototype testing, persona creation/evolution/weighting, recruiting, etc. across platforms and user groups for complex web and mobile applications.
  4. This individual, working closely with stakeholders, identifies the appropriate user experience research methods/activities for each project and is responsible for designing, planning, conducting, and communicating results of related research studies at all organizational levels with the highest quality.
  5. The User Researcher also investigates and evaluates User Experience Research trends in the industry and communicates recommendations to the enterprise team aimed at enhancing UX processes, incorporating new or innovative ideas, increasing research velocity/value/efficacy and/or recommending new methodologies and tools as appropriate.
  6. This individual acts as an internal UX Research consultant, providing expert guidance on user experience research to Development, Product Management and other stakeholders in order to ensure data driven / informed design.
  7. The User Researcher works in a multidisciplinary environment, and in a collaborative fashion, on user experience research activities throughout the software development lifecycle of applications with numerous research initiatives occurring concurrently.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Strong background in user experience research with software, web, B2B, B2C, and/or mobile applications leveraging usability techniques that include some or all of the following: iterative/formative discovery, remote usability testing, heuristic evaluation, task analysis, surveys, focus groups, persona definition, field research, crowd-sourcing, etc.

Experience with Morae, Qualtrics, Usuara, and /or iRise Studio and other research or prototyping tools is highly desirable. Knowledge and experience in Information Architecture, User Interface Design and Visual Design along with related best practices is also desirable. Experience and past success performing UX Research within an Agile SDLC is preferred. 

Qualifications

Advanced degree in HF/HCI or a related discipline or equivalent experience required.

5-8 years of experience working in the user experience research field within a fast-paced software development environment

Skills Matrix:

Task based testing

Card-sorting

Surveys

Focus groups

1:1 interviews

Task analysis

Field and crowd sourcing

Remote Moderated Testing

Remote un-moderated testing

Prototype Testing

Persona creation/evolution/weighting

Recruiting, etc. across platforms and user groups for complex web and mobile applications

Tools:

user experience research with software, web, B2B, B2C, and/or mobile applications

Highly Desired:

Morae, Qualtrics, Usuara, and /or iRise Studio and other research or prototyping tools

Experience and past success performing UX Research within an Agile SDLC is preferred

Additional Information

6+ Months Contract