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      <description>Location: Manchester | Salary: 10000-500000 Annual | Type: Permanent | Job Description We''re building a centralised UX Research capability within a FTSE 250 financial services organisation - and this role is a key part of that foundation.  As a midweight UX Researcher, you''ll lead meaningful research that shapes product direction, builds shared confidence, and helps teams make better decisions earlier. You''ll be part of the Advised team while sitting within a growing central UX Research team, giving you both focus and community.  This is a hands-on role for a confident researcher who can independently plan and deliver high-quality discovery research, work closely with designers and product teams, and clearly communicate insight to influence outcomes.  What you''ll do:  Lead generative and tactical discovery research end-to-end - from framing the problem through to insight and recommendations. Select and apply appropriate research methods to meet research goals, with autonomy and confidence. Partner closely with UX Designers on tactical discovery, supporting early exploration and shaping ideas before evaluative testing. Conduct a mix of qualitative and quantitative research, including moderated and unmoderated studies, surveys and in-person observat...</description>
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