UX research tends to understand user expectations and barriers. Among them, that of UX researcher.
It's a varied, exciting job, where you learn to question yourself in the broad sense, while cultivating an ability to listen actively and a keen sense of analysis according to the job description, So you wonder what are the differences with UX and UI design? What training, what roles to perform next and for what salary?
I have to agree when the future candidate should participate in at least three or two open source communities as showcases in Infosec Field, I believe this task is not a worksheet job specially for large companies / organisation flow.
Here are some examples to take as a requirement :
Conduct and evaluate quantitative and qualitative research.
Primary and secondary user research.
Marketing ethnographic research.
Gather & analyze data.
Work closely with cross-teams to identify & evaluate R2D
Implement user research strategies and methodologies.
Mentor and coach junior UX researchers on the team.
Perform usability studies with consumers.
Ability to search & use a diverse set of UX research tools.
This is only my personal advice about the position , no more what requirements comes next , if you are ok with this you can start immediately!.
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