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      <pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2026 23:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
      <description>Location: London | Salary: &amp;pound;500 - &amp;pound;525/day | Type: Contract | SC Cleared User Researcher - Central Government    Contract Length:  4 Months   Location:  London   Working Pattern:  2 Days Onsite per Week   Clearance:  Active SC Clearance Required   Rate:  -525/day (Inside IR35)     Role Overview   We are seeking an  SC Cleared User Researcher  to support a Central Government programme. The successful candidate will be responsible for planning and delivering user research activities, helping teams understand user needs and ensuring services are designed around evidence-based insights.   Key Responsibilities    Plan, conduct and analyse qualitative and quantitative user research.  Engage with users and stakeholders to understand needs, behaviours and pain points.  Produce clear research findings and actionable recommendations.  Support multidisciplinary teams in applying user-centred design principles.  Facilitate workshops, interviews, usability testing and discovery activities.  Present insights to stakeholders and contribute to service improvement initiatives.    Essential Skills &amp; Experience    Active  SC Clearance .  Proven experience as a  User Researcher  within  Central Government  or Public Sector environments.  Experience working withi...</description>
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