AnswerLab
Research Manager
New York, New York, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 22 days ago
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About the role
- As we evolve as a human-grounded experience strategy firm, our Research Managers sit at the heart of that transformation - leading the people who do the work, shaping the quality of our work, and helping our clients see what comes next.
- Role Summary The Research Manager is a frontline research leader and a critical driver of AnswerLab's delivery excellence, research innovation, and people development.
- People Management & Development You are the primary coach for your team of researchers.
Nice to have
- Active partnership with client stakeholders, ranging from researchers to senior product executives, and anyone in between
- Knowledge, Skills & Experience
- We know outstanding candidates come from a range of backgrounds.
- The ideal candidate will meet many of the criteria below.
- 5+ years of professional experience leading qualitative UX research in a client-facing environment
- 2+ years managing or formally mentoring a team of researchers
- Experience in a fast-paced, client-driven consulting or agency environment
- Demonstrated experience translating research insights into strategic recommendations for senior stakeholders
Company info
- Strategic Growth Partner
- Delivery Excellence
- Research Innovation Development & Adoption
- At AnswerLab, our mission is to create experiences people love.
- That starts with building a company that is a great place to work for people from all walks of life.
- We believe that a diverse team makes our work stronger, our insights richer, and our culture better - and we are committed to actively cultivating an inclusive environment where every person can thrive.
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