Quantitative Research

Internal Revenue Service

Washington, DC · $133,007 – $187,093

This role leads complex social science research projects for the IRS's Taxpayer Services division, analyzing taxpayer behavior and economic patterns to inform policy and operations. It suits experienced researchers comfortable with statistical analysis, research methodology, and advising senior management on social and economic insights.

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Mural

United States Remote · $171,598 – $245,140

Lead user research and build a foundational research practice at a collaboration software company, conducting mixed-methods studies that inform product strategy and long-term vision. This role suits experienced researchers ready to combine individual research work with mentoring and scaling research culture across a growing organization.

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Menlo Ventures Portfolio

New York, NY · $305,000 – $385,000

This senior UX researcher role focuses on understanding the needs of developers and enterprises building on Anthropic's Claude platform, combining qualitative and quantitative research methods to shape product strategy. The position suits experienced researchers with technical backgrounds who can operate independently, work closely with engineering-led teams, and leverage AI tools to drive research innovation in a fast-moving space.

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Rula

Full-time · Remote - United States · $166,000 – $203,000

This senior UX research role focuses on understanding and improving how patients discover, book, and begin mental healthcare services at Rula. You'll lead research across qualitative and quantitative methods to uncover what builds trust and confidence in the patient journey, translating insights into product recommendations that drive measurable impact.

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The New York Times Company

Full-time · New York, NY · $160,000 – $205,000

This role leads video measurement and audience research at the New York Times, using surveys and data analysis to inform decisions about video content creation, distribution, and editorial strategy. It suits experienced market or user researchers who can blend quantitative and qualitative methods to drive insights across multiple projects.

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Nextdoor

Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $240,000 – $275,000

A design leadership role at a neighborhood-focused social platform seeking someone to mentor a team of product designers, run design critiques, and balance quality with shipping velocity across consumer-facing features. This position suits an experienced design manager who wants to influence craft standards while staying hands-on and working in a hybrid environment across multiple office locations.

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Intuit

Mountain View, CA · $188,500 – $255,000

Intuit is seeking a senior design researcher to guide product direction across two portfolio teams, turning research insights into strategic decisions that reach millions of users. This role suits an experienced researcher comfortable with independence, business strategy, and the full range of qualitative and quantitative methods, who can influence executives and mentor teams.

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Harry's

Full-time · New York, NY · $147,500 – $160,000

Lead consumer research and competitive analysis for Harry's men's grooming brand, translating market learning into product and marketing strategy. This role suits an experienced market researcher who thrives on uncovering unmet customer needs and influencing cross-functional teams with data-driven recommendations.

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The New York Times Company

Full-time · New York, NY · $140,000 – $155,000

The New York Times seeks a researcher to lead user-centered studies informing how readers experience news through their apps and platforms. This role suits someone experienced in qualitative and quantitative research methods who can translate complex findings into actionable insights for cross-functional product teams.

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The New York Times Company

Full-time · New York, NY · $140,000 – $155,000

Lead user research for The New York Times' new AI products, translating reader needs into product strategy and ensuring editorial integrity in AI-powered features. This role suits experienced researchers comfortable with both qualitative methods and generative AI tools who can guide cross-functional teams through human-centered design.

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