Product Researcher (Consumer Electronics)

TL;DR

Product Researcher (Consumer Electronics): Running product validation and lifecycle research across a diverse product portfolio with an accent on combining quantitative depth with qualitative methods. Focus on executing statistically rigorous pre- and post-launch research and translating complex datasets into evidence-based narratives.

Location: Onsite in London (Kings Cross & Farringdon offices), 5 days a week. Must live within a 60-minute commute.

Company

A technology company focusing on design, emotion, and human creativity to make tech exciting again.

What you will do

• Conduct product validation and lifecycle research across the entire product portfolio.
• Perform quantitative research and qualitative methods, including interviews and usability testing.
• Analyze and automate pre- and post-launch research using SQL for data extraction.
• Create interactive dashboards and evidence-based narratives to drive product and business decisions.
• Collaborate closely with Product Managers, engineers, designers, and marketing teams.
• Contribute to a centralized research hub and promote data-driven decision-making within the company.

Requirements

• Solid experience in quantitative product research, survey design, and statistics.
• High proficiency in SQL for data extraction and analysis.
• Proven ability to combine quantitative and qualitative research methods.
• Strong data visualization skills using tools like Looker Studio or Whatagraph.
• Ability to independently own research from design through delivery in fast-paced environments.
• Must be based in London and able to work in-office 5 days a week.

Nice to have

• Experience with consumer software, mobile, or electronic products.
• Background in HCI, Psychology, Cognitive Science, Sociology, or a related field.
• Experience working in startup, scale-up, or highly innovative environments.

Culture & Benefits

• Fast-paced environment that emphasizes speed and direct collaboration.
• Culture based on shared creative energy and physical presence.
• Flexibility provided around personal needs despite the strict in-office requirement.