Mixed-Methods Researcher
Bask Health
Mixed-Methods Researcher
Bask Health
Builds software for branded telehealth businesses
Bask Health · United States (Remote) · Full-time · Posted 2026-11-12
Workplace: remote
Department: UX Research
Bask Health is a software platform that enables entrepreneurs, doctors, and healthcare businesses to launch, manage, and grow direct-to-consumer telehealth businesses.
Our platform brings together patient experiences, clinical workflows, pharmacy operations, and commerce tools in one place.
We're an entrepreneurial, product-focused engineering team that values ownership, technical excellence, and building software that solves real problems. Engineers work closely with product teams and company leadership, take features from idea to production, and have a direct role in shaping the platform.
Engineering at Bask is AI-first and builder-led. We use tools like Cursor and Claude Code throughout development while maintaining high standards for reliability, testing, and software quality.
We're looking for a Mixed-Methods Researcher to help Bask Health make better product decisions by combining qualitative user insights with quantitative behavioral evidence.
Bask Health enables entrepreneurs, doctors, and healthcare businesses to launch, manage, and grow direct-to-consumer telehealth businesses. Our platform connects merchant tools, patient experiences, clinical workflows, pharmacy operations, and commerce capabilities.
As a Mixed-Methods Researcher, you'll investigate how people interact with these experiences, why they behave the way they do, and which product improvements are most likely to address meaningful user problems.
This is a hands-on research role that combines qualitative methods, quantitative analysis, usability testing, survey research, and product discovery. You'll select and combine research methods based on the questions product teams need to answer.
Your work will span merchant-facing and patient-facing experiences. You may investigate how merchants complete onboarding, where users encounter friction during configuration, how patients navigate questionnaires, or why certain workflows have lower completion rates than expected.
You'll conduct interviews and usability studies to understand user motivations, expectations, and challenges. You'll then connect those findings with available behavioral data, survey results, and product metrics to develop a more complete picture of the user experience.
For example, product analytics may reveal that users frequently abandon a particular workflow. Your research could combine funnel analysis, interviews, and usability testing to understand whether the problem involves confusing instructions, unnecessary steps, technical issues, or unmet expectations.
You'll work closely with product managers to define research questions, identify appropriate methods, and establish what evidence is needed to support decisions.
You'll collaborate with product designers and content designers to evaluate proposed solutions and understand how design changes affect user comprehension, task completion, and overall usability.
You'll also partner with engineers and analytics stakeholders to understand what product data is available, identify measurement limitations, and recommend additional instrumentation when appropriate.
A key part of this role will be distinguishing meaningful patterns from incomplete or misleading evidence. You'll help teams understand the strengths and limitations of different research methods, including sample size, participant selection, statistical uncertainty, and potential bias.
You'll present findings in a way that connects user observations with measurable product outcomes, helping teams prioritize improvements based on evidence rather than assumptions.
Because Bask operates in healthcare-related environments, you'll conduct research with appropriate attention to privacy, participant consent, sensitive information, and the boundaries of approved clinical workflows.
You'll help develop repeatable research practices, maintain organized findings, and improve how qualitative and quantitative insights are shared across the company.
We're looking for someone who enjoys investigating complex product questions, is comfortable working with both people and data, and can translate research findings into practical recommendations that improve software experiences.
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Builds software for branded telehealth businesses
Bask Health builds software for entrepreneurs, medical practices and developers launching online healthcare businesses under their own brands. Its platform brings patient intake, medical records and prescription order management into a shared system rather than requiring each clinic to assemble separate tools. Customers use a visual builder to configure questionnaires and patient portals, then coordinate consultations and medication fulfillment with outside providers. The company charges subscription fees plus costs tied to visits, pharmacy orders, shipping and transactions. Bask Health was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in New York City.
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