We’re looking for a talented quantitative UX Researcher who’s worked on digital products and has a knack for discovering actionable insights about consumers. You’re a dedicated researcher who can mix survey science with behavioral analysis to design, execute, and communicate strategic research on a deadline in a fast paced environment. You’re also a self-starter who thrives with autonomy–this role has broad scope and the person who fills it will be responsible for prioritizing and sequencing work. This role is embedded within the Pinner Org, and will particularly lean into work on our discovery and search surface (including shopping initiatives). We expect this person to help shape how we identify and prioritize user needs, how we select or create the best metrics to evaluate success, and to round out our understanding of how on-platform behaviors relate to user motivations and attitudes. 

Learn more about Quant UX Research at Pinterest:

• What is quantitative user experience research at Pinterest?
• How we define, build, and scale quantitative UX research at Pinterest

What you’ll do:

• Prioritize and conduct research that varies in approach, scale, scope, timeframe and methodology across multiple work streams, making sure to work on the right project at the right time
• Explore the intersection of attitudes and behaviors through expert surveys and deep behavioral analysis
• Generate research insights that can be used to inform product, brand, and business decisions
• Build strong relationships as a strategic partner with Product, Design, Engineering, and Data Science to identify high impact work and ensure it lands within teams
• Partner closely with qualitative researchers and market researchers to build upon each others’ work and develop compelling narratives about research findings
• Proactively communicate and share your research findings with stakeholders, leadership, and other audiences

What we’re looking for:

• Expert in quantitative research methods, analysis, visualizations and relevant data tools like R/Python and SQL
• 3+ years of experience conducting user experience research with large data sets, preferably on consumer facing digital software
• PhD preferred, in computational social sciences (e.g,. Economics, sociology, psychology), statistics, computer science, related field, or equivalent practical experience
• Experience with survey methodology, including experience developing surveys and analyzing survey data
• Experience collaborating with qualitative and market researchers, and understanding the value of their methods and approaches
• A self-starter, someone who is self-directed and capable of working autonomously to keep projects moving forward
  
  

This position is not eligible for relocation assistance.

#LI-BL5

#LI-REMOTE