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      <description>Location: London | Salary: &amp;pound;700 - &amp;pound;701/day | Type: Contract | Lead User Researcher (Secure Environment)    Overview   We are seeking an experienced Lead User Researcher to support the delivery of a highly secure, business-critical capability.  Working as part of a small, specialist project team, you will engage with senior stakeholders and end users operating in a highly controlled setting. Your role will focus on understanding complex user needs, workflows, and behaviours, and shaping how a new service is adopted and supported.  This is not a typical digital user research role. Access to users, tools, and environments will be restricted, requiring a pragmatic, adaptable approach and the ability to operate effectively within strict security constraints.   Due to the nature of the work, active DV (Developed Vetting) clearance is required.   Your work will directly inform business change planning, onboarding strategies, operational processes, and service design.   Key Responsibilities    Plan and conduct user research within a highly secure environment, adapting methods to align with access and security constraints  Engage with senior stakeholders and end users to understand workflows, challenges, and operational needs  Develop and maintain use...</description>
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