UX Researcher II

Role: UX Researcher II (User Experience)

Join Anaconda’s User Experience team to turn real user insights into product decisions. You’ll plan and execute evaluative research, synthesize usability findings, and help build a clearer picture of user needs within a specific product area.

What you’ll do

• Plan and execute evaluative research studies (e.g., usability tests, surveys, interviews), selecting suitable methods with light oversight.
• Synthesize findings into clear, actionable insights that directly inform product decisions, design iteration, and roadmap trade-offs.
• Partner with designers and product managers to define research questions and frame study goals; ensure findings reach the right stakeholders at the right time.
• Define user segments and recruitment criteria so studies reflect the people the team builds for.
• Deliver research readouts and documentation that are clear, accessible, and reusable across cross-functional teams.
• Improve research operations at scale by contributing to research libraries, documentation templates, and process improvements.
• Build proficiency with research tools such as Great Question and User Interviews for efficient execution and synthesis.

Your impact

• High-quality, clear research documentation/readouts delivered to product and design partners.
• Evidence from usability and evaluative findings influences feature scope, design iteration, and roadmap decisions.
• Reliable, repeatable research execution (including recruitment, logistics, and synthesis workflows).

What you need

• 1–3 years of applied UX research experience in a product organization.
• Hands-on experience conducting evaluative studies (usability tests, surveys, interviews).
• Ability to synthesize findings into documentation tied to product decisions.
• Experience collaborating with designers and product managers to frame research goals and inform design/roadmap work.
• Ability to select and apply appropriate research methods with limited oversight.
• Experience developing UX artifacts such as personas, user journeys, and mental models.
• Portfolio/work samples showing research execution, synthesis, and product outcome connections.
• Bachelor’s degree in HCDE, Human Factors, Cognitive Psychology, or related field (or equivalent experience).
• Experience working effectively in a fully remote environment.

Nice-to-haves

• (Not explicitly stated beyond the above values and research tools.)