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Join us as a Senior UX Researcher
As a Senior UX Researcher, you’ll lead the scoping, direction, and planning of user research for mid‑size and increasingly complex projects and programmes, while also contributing to the development of the overall user research strategy. You’ll also oversee and execute user research activities across the business area, ensuring outputs are validated, aligned with user needs and business requirements, and free from delivery barriers. In this role, you’ll make project‑ and programme‑level research decisions within your defined authority, maintaining momentum, resolving blockers, and making sure that deliverables support informed, user‑centred design decisions that balance user needs with business goals.
Moreover, we’ll expect you to collaborate closely across design disciplines and other functions, engaging key stakeholders to make sure of alignment and effective delivery of projects, programmes, and strategic initiatives. You’ll also create, evolve, and promote user research guidelines and standards to drive consistency, quality, and scalability across the bank. Alongside continuously developing your own domain knowledge and leadership skills, you’ll coach, mentor, and give constructive feedback to colleagues, helping to build capability and advance the maturity of research and design practice. Throughout all initiatives, you’ll make sure that research activities generate high‑quality, inclusive insights that reflect diverse user perspectives and enable meaningful, user‑centred decision‑making.
We’re looking for someone with a strong understanding of user‑centred design and comprehensive knowledge of user research methods and practices. You must also have a solid grasp of how to embed accessibility and inclusion into both research and design. Experience delivering user research for mid‑size and increasingly complex projects and programmes as part of digital product and service development is essential too, supported by a portfolio that showcases your ability to gather and communicate diverse user perspectives to inform design decisions.
To succeed in this role, you’ll need experience working in multidisciplinary teams and collaborating effectively with cross‑functional partners, along with proven leadership skills. Strong stakeholder management is also key, with a focus on clear communication, expectation management, and the ability to present the rationale behind your work while advocating for the value and impact of design.