User Experience Researcher Salary in London
£28K
20% Low Band Avg
GBP £36K
Average
£53K
80% High Band Avg
- Bonus: 1,772
Salaries based on experience level
The Average Entry Level salary of User Experience Researcher in London is GBP £35K/yr, this salary increases 48% to £53K/yr when reach Mid Level Career.
From Mid to Senior Level the average salary increases 30% from £53K/yr to £69K/yr.
Salary Compared to United Kingdom National Average Salary
- User Experience Researcher in London Salary
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- User Experience Researcher in United Kingdom Salary
The Average Salary of User Experience Researcher in London is £36K/yr. This is +3% higher (£1,196) compared to United Kingdom national average salary of £34K/yr.
Salary Compared to London City Average Salary
- User Experience Researcher in London Salary
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- London City Average Salary
The Average Salary of User Experience Researcher in London is -6% lower (-2,387) than the average salary for the city of London £38K/yr.
User Experience Researcher job description
Job Title: User Experience Researcher
Overview/Summary of the Role:
A User Experience Researcher is responsible for conducting research to understand users' behaviors, attitudes, and needs. They use this information to design and improve products that meet the users' requirements. The main goal of a User Experience Researcher is to create a positive and enjoyable user experience.
Responsibilities and Duties:
- Conduct user research using methodologies such as surveys, interviews, usability testing, and card sorting.
- Analyze user data to identify patterns and insights that help in improving the user experience.
User Experience Researcher interview questions
Interviewer: Hello, thank you for coming in today. Can you please introduce yourself and your experience as a User Experience Researcher?
Candidate: Sure, my name is Sarah and I have been working as a UX researcher for the past 5 years. I specialize in both qualitative and quantitative research methods to understand user behavior and improve product design.
Interviewer: Can you walk me through your research process, from start to finish?
Candidate: Yes, my process usually involves identifying research goals, selecting appropriate methods, recruiting participants, conducting interviews or surveys, analyzing data, and presenting findings to stakeholders.
Interviewer: How do you prioritize which research methods to use for a project?
Candidate: I usually prioritize based on the research goals, timeline, budget, and availability of resources. If it’s a quick turnaround project, I may lean more towards quantitative methods, while longer-term projects may allow for more exploratory qualitative research.