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      <description>Location: London | Salary: &amp;pound;650 - &amp;pound;651/day Inside IR35 | Type: Contract | Senior User Researcher | Government / Public Sector    Day Rate:  -600650 per day   IR35:  Inside IR35   Contract:  Until 31 March 2027   Location:  London, Bristol or Manchester, predominantly remote   Clearance:  BPSS   The Role   We are looking for an experienced  Senior User Researcher  to join a Government client working on a high-profile transformation programme.  You will lead user research activities, build upon an existing evidence base and work closely with policy teams and senior stakeholders to understand user needs and improve how services and processes are designed and delivered.  While the wider programme has links to AI and emerging technology,  AI expertise is not required . The focus is on strong user research, workshop facilitation, stakeholder engagement and evidence-based decision-making.   Key Responsibilities    Plan and deliver user research across transformation initiatives  Design and facilitate workshops, interviews and stakeholder sessions  Gather and synthesise qualitative research into clear, actionable insights  Test existing assumptions, problem statements and user needs  Identify gaps and risks within the existing evidence base  Develop research out...</description>
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