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Target

Sells everyday goods and affordable designer styles

Lead UX Researcher - Supply Chain

UX ResearchConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMinneapolis, MN, USA$132k - $238k

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 7 years of experience completing research in UX research, product research, human-computer interaction, design thinking, service design, behavioral science, or a related field.
  • Strong qualitative and quantitative research expertise, including experience leading complex research initiatives and influencing product strategy.
  • A holistic, systems-oriented mindset and the ability to connect team member needs, operational processes, technology, and business objectives.
  • Ability to synthesize research, analytics, and operational data into actionable insights and measurable outcomes.
  • Strong relationship-building, facilitation, and storytelling skills, including the ability to navigate ambiguity, align diverse stakeholders, and influence without direct authority.
  • Strong project management skills, including experience managing multiple projects at various stages in the project life cycle.
  • Experience mentoring researchers and advancing inclusive, accessible, and high-quality research practices.
  • Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities, coordinate across teams, and drive initiatives forward.

Responsibilities

  • Establish and lead the research strategy for Middle Mile warehouse experiences, influencing product priorities, roadmaps, and business decisions.
  • Lead foundational and applied mixed-method research to understand warehouse team member needs, workflows, behaviors, and operational challenges.
  • Apply holistic, systems-level thinking to connect people, processes, technology, and business outcomes, recognizing upstream and downstream impacts on warehouse operations.
  • Partner with UX, Product, Technology, Data Science, Process, and Operations teams to identify opportunities, shape future-state experiences, and align solutions with team member and business needs.
  • Combine qualitative insights with analytics and operational data to identify opportunities, inform decisions, and measure impact.
  • Translate research into actionable recommendations that improve usability, workflow efficiency, operational effectiveness, and the overall team member experience.
  • Optimize AI-powered tools and emerging technologies to enhance research efficiency, accelerate synthesis and analysis, uncover deeper insights, and explore innovative approaches to understanding team member needs and improving warehouse experiences.
  • Facilitate cross-functional collaboration, navigate ambiguity and competing priorities, and build alignment to move initiatives forward.
  • Communicate insights through compelling storytelling, influence stakeholders, mentor researchers, and champion high-quality research practices.
  • Act as a strategic thought partner and provide expert guidance in leading, conducting, and synthesizing qualitative research projects, including in-person moderated testing, remote moderated and unmoderated testing, surveys, heuristic reviews, benchmark studies, concept testing, online and in-warehouse interviews, ethnographies, and co-creations.
  • Use human-centered design and design thinking to understand needs, balance business ideas, deliver design from concept to execution, and champion cross-functional experimentation.
  • Contribute to advancing the broader UX practice through influence, impact, and craft, and educate cross-functional teams when needed.

About the Company

Target

Sells everyday goods and affordable designer styles

Target sells groceries, clothing, home goods and other everyday products to U.S. shoppers through stores and its website, with an emphasis on affordable style and design. Its own brands include Cat & Jack children's clothing and Good & Gather food, alongside national brands and exclusive designer collections. Customers shop in person or order online for shipping, pickup or delivery, while Target Plus adds products from outside sellers. Merchandise sales drive its revenue, supplemented by Roundel advertising, marketplace fees and paid memberships. The company traces its roots to 1902, opened its first Target store in 1962, and is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Minneapolis, MN
Founded
1902

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