As a UX researcher, your job is to understand user behavior and capture user needs, working closely with designers and developers to optimize products and create a user-friendly experience, and using various research methods, such as interviews, surveys, and usability tests, you collect valuable data that flows into the development process.
The salary for UX Research jobs varies depending on experience and position:
As a rule, you need a university degree in a relevant field, such as psychology, computer science or design. Many UX researchers have also acquired additional qualifications or certificates in UX design or related fields. Practical experience, such as through internships or projects, is also of great advantage.
UX Research offers numerous career opportunities, ranging from Junior UX Researcher to senior positions such as Head of UX Research. You can also work in specialized fields such as UX Strategy or Human-Computer Interaction. You also have the opportunity to switch to related fields such as product management or UX Design.