| London Jobs |
| Manchester Jobs |
| Liverpool Jobs |
| Nottingham Jobs |
| Birmingham Jobs |
| Cambridge Jobs |
| Glasgow Jobs |
| Bristol Jobs |
| Wales Jobs |
| London Jobs |
| Manchester Jobs |
| Liverpool Jobs |
| Nottingham Jobs |
| Birmingham Jobs |
| Cambridge Jobs |
| Glasgow Jobs |
| Bristol Jobs |
| Wales Jobs |
| Oil & Gas Jobs |
| Banking Jobs |
| Construction Jobs |
| Top Management Jobs |
| IT - Software Jobs |
| Medical Healthcare Jobs |
| Purchase / Logistics Jobs |
| Sales |
| Ajax Jobs |
| Designing Jobs |
| ASP .NET Jobs |
| Java Jobs |
| MySQL Jobs |
| Sap hr Jobs |
| Software Testing Jobs |
| Html Jobs |
| Job Location | London |
| Education | Not Mentioned |
| Salary | 400.00 per day |
| Industry | Not Mentioned |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
| Job Type | Contract , full-time |
I am working one of the top Telecom companies who are looking for a Freelance Senior UX Researcher.The role is a starting within 1 week for a 3-month contract with the potential of extending up to 12 months, checking in every 3 months.As a Senior UX Researcher, you will be responsible for conducting research to understand user needs, preferences, and behaviours. You will plan and execute research studies using various qualitative and quantitative methods and present findings to stakeholders.You will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure user-centric design and development.The daily rate for this role is £400 per day, and it is an Inside IR35 (note this cannot be changed).The work location is mainly remote, with 1 or 2 in-person meetings a month in their central London office.They are looking for a candidate with strong experience in Telecoms. You should have the ability to work independently and manage multiple projects simultaneously, as well as excellent communication and collaboration skills.This is an excellent opportunity to work with a leading Telecom company and make a meaningful impact on their user experience.If you are keen, get in touch, and lets get this show on the road! : )
Keyskills :
TelecomUX Research