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Remote Experiences Required for This Role UX Research - At least 3 years of experience and use cases with the following: * Conduct primary and secondary user research * Conduct and evaluate ...

Assumes overall responsibility for research methodologies that are leveraged and incorporated ... Identifies the appropriate user experience research methods/activities for each project, and is ...

The ideal candidate will have a strong background in qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and a passion for understanding user needs. Experience within Wealth Management, Capital ...

Title - UX Researcher LOCATION: Hybrid - Chicago, IL Only Local Must have portfolio included Key ... Lead user research efforts across multiple product lines, including gathering and analyzing data ...

About the Role The UX Researcher will support the mission by work with CTDS product designers and ... In addition, you will help scale user research at the State of Connecticut by joining a team of ...

Develop user personas, customer journey maps, and flowcharts based on research findings * Draft clear, consistent UX microcopy and documentation that aligns with user needs * Work with designers ...

In this role, you will help design and execute research to inform product decisions and deepen ... Minimum Requirements - Experience conducting UX research and selecting methods appropriate to the ...

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How much do user experience research intern jobs pay per month?

As of Jul 14, 2026, the average monthly pay for user experience research intern in the United States is $6,439.50, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $4,416.67 and $7,666.67 per month, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a User Experience Research Intern do?

A User Experience (UX) Research Intern supports research efforts to understand user behaviors, needs, and motivations. They assist in designing and conducting user studies, analyzing data, and presenting findings to improve product design. Tasks may include usability testing, surveys, interviews, and competitive analysis. Interns collaborate with designers, product managers, and engineers to create user-centered solutions. The goal is to enhance the overall user experience based on research-driven insights.

What kinds of projects or tasks do User Experience Research Interns typically work on during their internship?

User Experience Research Interns are often involved in tasks such as assisting with user interviews, conducting usability testing, analyzing survey data, and synthesizing findings to share with design and product teams. They may help create research plans, recruit participants, observe usability sessions, and prepare reports or presentations summarizing key insights. Depending on the company, interns may also collaborate closely with designers, developers, and product managers on live projects. This hands-on experience allows them to develop practical research skills and understand how user feedback shapes real-world product decisions.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the User Experience Research Intern position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a User Experience Research Intern, you need a solid understanding of UX research methodologies, basic data analysis, and often a background in psychology, human-computer interaction, or a related field. Familiarity with research tools such as UserTesting, Lookback, SurveyMonkey, and data visualization platforms is typically beneficial. Strong communication, attention to detail, and a collaborative mindset are standout soft skills in this position. These competencies ensure you can collect and present actionable insights that directly inform product design and enhance the overall user experience.

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Job description

Role: UX Researcher
Duration: 1+ Years
Location: Remote
Experiences Required for This Role
UX Research - At least 3 years of experience and use cases with the following:
  • Conduct primary and secondary user research
  • Conduct and evaluate quantitative and qualitative research
  • Perform market and ethnographic research
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams to identify and evaluate research topics
  • Plan and implement user research strategies and methodologies
  • Advocate research findings to diverse audiences through written and oral presentations
  • Mentor and coach junior UX researchers on the team
  • Perform usability studies with consumers
  • Ask questions, gather data, and analyze data
  • Use a diverse set of UX research tools

User Acceptance Testing - At least 3 years of experience and use cases with the following:
  • Building and running tests (ideally automated) to confirm the service or product meets user and stakeholder needs
  • Helping to discover problems while the service is being developed, not once it is live
  • Checking the operating environment to make sure test results are valid
  • Helping increase user and agency confidence in future service or product delivery
  • Helping reduce the risk of reputational damage
  • Recruiting and leading testing groups
  • Running research sessions with users
  • Understanding accessibility issues and engage with team to build with equality

Digital Platforms, Tools, & Discipline - At least 3 years of experience and use cases with the following:
  • Working with enterprise scale digital platforms and products
  • Using of productivity and analysis tools to manage iterative delivery, such as JIRA, Google Analytics, Git Repository, MS Teams, Confluence

Performance in Complex Situations - At least 3 years of experience and user cases with the following:
  • Communication and collaboration with state-wide partners
  • Encouraging of an interactive, cooperative, collaborative, and customer-focused work environment
  • Comfort in blazing a path through an ambiguous work environment
  • Judgement fitting to the ever-changing environment
  • Government-specific task management

Knowledge, Skills and Ability
UX Research & Testing
  • Ability to share research results quickly and effectively
  • Ability to perform all research-related tasks including research, planning, evaluating, and iteration
  • Ability to formulate specific, answerable, and practical questions
  • Ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders and act as a strategic partner in product decisions
  • Experience with remote testing tools
  • A strong desire for creative problem-solving with a positive attitude
  • Excellent time-management skills
  • Knowledge of best practices for user experience research and testing
  • Willingness to participate ethnographic research and interviews

Performance in Complex Situations
  • Ability to distill complex concepts into simple ideas
  • Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
  • Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines, handle and prioritize simultaneous requests, and manage laterally and upwards
  • Comfort in blazing a path through an ambiguous work environment
  • Prioritization, organization, and triage in an independent environment
  • Understanding of the Agile development process

Team Player
  • Supporting teammates' skills and behaviors development and delivery
  • Communication and collaboration with state-wide partners
  • Creative and analytical thinking with strong problem-solving skills
  • Judgement in dealing effectively and diplomatically with government staff
  • Ability to maintain strict confidentiality

Preferred Skills & Qualifications
Other Desirable Skills
  • A bachelor's degree or higher in graphic design, marketing, communications, or related field
  • 2 years professional experience in design, communications, management, or testing
  • 1 year of user-centered design
  • 1 year of user research and analytics