
UX Researcher, AI
GitLab
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: Canada
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Salary
💰 $100,000 - $150,000 per year
About the role
- Be the expert on the users within your allocated area of coverage: know how they use the GitLab, their pain points, their workflows, etc.
- Collaborate with GitLab designers, product managers and engineers on a wide array of research projects.
- Conduct all stages of UX research: identifying, planning, driving, conducting, analyzing, and reporting out insights.
- Use a wide variety of qualitative and quantitative research methods to apply to research questions.
- Communicate out statuses and updates of project work to stakeholders.
Requirements
- Empathetic, curious and open-minded.
- Deep experience running mixed-methods research.
- Experience working directly with stakeholders and be comfortable guiding them to the most appropriate research approach.
- Experience working in a highly iterative, fast paced environment, and have the ability to pivot with sudden changes in direction.
- Self-motivated and self-managing, with strong organizational skills.
- Ability to ramp up to a highly technical domain quickly.
- Share our values, and work in accordance with those values.
- Able to conduct research in a fully remote setting.
- Experience working on enterprise and/or developer tooling products is a plus.
- Experience working on AI products, particularly for enterprise dev tooling, is a plus.
Benefits
- Benefits to support your health, finances, and well-being
- Flexible Paid Time Off
- Team Member Resource Groups
- Equity Compensation & Employee Stock Purchase Plan
- Growth and Development Fund
- Parental leave
- Home office support
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.
Hard skills
UX researchmixed-methods researchqualitative researchquantitative researchdata analysis
Soft skills
empathycuriosityopen-mindednessorganizational skillsself-motivationself-managementstakeholder communicationadaptability