Remote Behavioral UX Researcher

Introduction to the Role

Are you ready to unravel the psychology behind digital experiences? This is more than a job—it's an expedition into the human mind, guiding product evolution through empathy, science, and a touch of delightful curiosity. As a Remote Behavioral UX Researcher, you'll decode how users think, feel, and interact, transforming those insights into intelligent design strategies. Picture yourself working at the crossroads of behavioral science and technology, steering user experiences that resonate deeply with real human behavior. If you're passionate about storytelling through data and innovation through empathy, you're in the right place.

Key Responsibilities and Expectations

Core Duties and Impact Areas

• Design and execute qualitative and quantitative UX research initiatives remotely, using creative methodologies to unlock hidden user insights
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify user experience opportunities rooted in behavioral science
• Plan and conduct remote usability tests, contextual inquiries, A/B tests, and behavioral analytics studies
• Translate research findings into compelling narratives and design principles that inspire strategic design decisions
• Present insights in visually appealing, digestible formats—charts, diagrams, infographics, or short videos
• Integrate behavioral economics and cognitive psychology concepts into the research process
• Maintain an organized repository of research assets, personas, journey maps, and user archetypes

Work Environment and Collaboration Style

Daily Flow and Team Dynamics

You'll operate entirely from a remote setting with adaptable hours, empowering you to work when your brain is most productive (hello, 2 a.m. insights!). You'll collaborate via Slack, Zoom, Miro, and Figma with a globally dispersed team that values clever ideas, diverse perspectives, and witty banter. Despite the distance, our culture thrives on creative exchange, spontaneous emoji wars, and shared missions that go beyond metrics.

Tools, Platforms, and Technology Stack

Research and Collaboration Essentials

• Remote research tools like UserTesting, Lookback, or dscout
• Survey platforms such as Typeform or Qualtrics
• Behavioral analytics platforms like Hotjar, Mixpanel, or Google Analytics
• Data visualization tools such as Tableau or Flourish
• Collaboration suites including Figma, Notion, Airtable, and Slack
• A healthy obsession with sticky notes (digital or otherwise!)

Candidate Qualifications and Attributes

Required Skills and Experience

• 3+ years of experience in UX research, preferably with a behavioral science focus
• A degree in Psychology, Human-Computer Interaction, Cognitive Science, Anthropology, or related fields

Competencies and Mindset

• Deep understanding of user-centered design principles
• Proficiency in experimental design and remote research methods
• Strong storytelling ability to convert research into engaging reports and presentations
• Confidence in statistical analysis and data interpretation
• Empathy, curiosity, and a flair for asking great questions

Bonus Expertise

• Experience with eye-tracking, biometric feedback tools, or game-based UX research techniques

Growth Opportunities and Career Development

Learning, Leading, and Elevating

• Receive mentorship and ongoing learning opportunities in behavioral design and creative experimentation
• Get access to industry conferences, research summits, and UX think tanks
• Lead research sprints and present findings to product leadership
• Help shape future research operations and mentoring for junior researchers

Compensation Package and Additional Benefits

Salary and Perks Breakdown

• Annual Salary: $113,102
• Flexible work hours and a 100% remote setup
• A creativity budget for tools, courses, or workshops
• Digital wellness days and quarterly mental recharge breaks
• Opportunities to publish, present, or co-author UX case studies and white papers

Call to Action: Take the Next Step in Your UX Journey

Why This Role Is Your Next Creative Leap

Does diving into the why behind every user click excite you? Are you the kind of researcher who dreams in cognitive maps and wakes up sketching journey flows? If you're eager to elevate user understanding into a design superpower, we'd love to see your vision come to life here.

Apply now and bring your behavioral brilliance to our virtual table!

Whether you're into micro-interactions or macro-behavioral patterns, this role will give you the creative space and the intellectual challenge you've been seeking. Let your curiosity lead the way—we're building experiences that feel human, because they are.