Murphy Research
Research Manager
Los Angeles, California, United States
Sponsorship not specified$55k-$75kDetected 789 days ago
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About the role
- Our team thinks out of the box, follows a steady execution process, and is empowered to produce the highest quality research product that truly matters to our clients.
- In this role, you will assist in the development, execution, and analysis of projects for a diverse range of Fortune 500 companies.
- All of our researchers work across industries on diverse projects with clients like, Disney, Riot Games, Hershey, and Allstate.
Responsibilities
- Murphy Research is a full-service custom market research firm known for our innovative research design and consultative approach.
- We produce groundbreaking qualitative and quantitative research through our focus on creative design, rigorous execution, and enduring insights.
- This is an exciting opportunity to continue to grow your research career as you support some of the world's most prominent brands with market assessment, brand strategy, product development, customer loyalty and engagement, and communications research.
Compensation
- $55,000 - $75,000 Competitive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, 401k matching, paid time off, in-person and virtual social activities Flexibility to work remotely, with a commitment to a hybrid work model (all new hires must live within commuting distance of our Century City or downtown Minneapolis co-working spaces)
Company info
- We are actively seeking a Research Manager to join the Murphy Research team.
- Daily opportunity for variety, challenge, and growth Great training, career advancement, and mentorship opportunities A collaborative, team-oriented, and high-performing atmosphere
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