User research is the study of user behavior to understand the needs and expectations of target groups, and uses various research methods such as interviews, surveys, and usability tests to gain deeper insights into the user experience.
In Germany, you can expect different salary ranges as a UX researcher. The average annual salary is about 50.700 €, while the entry salary is about 43.000 €. Depending on professional experience, the salary varies and is for less than 3 years at about 46.027 €, for 3-6 years at 48.189 € per year, for 7-9 years at 57.937 € and for more than 9 years at 58.347 €.
A career in user research usually requires a degree in psychology, social sciences, human-computer interaction, or a related field. Practical experience in utility research as well as knowledge of statistics and data analysis are also an advantage. Many user researchers have also completed further or specialized courses in user experience design or interaction design.
The career paths for user researchers are diverse: you can work in various industries, including technology, e-commerce, healthcare, and many more.Possible career paths can include the position of Senior User Researcher, UX Research Manager, or even the role of Chief Experience Officer (CXO).
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