Full-Time

L2 UX Researcher

Zebra Technologies

Zebra Technologies

10,001+ employees

Enterprise asset tracking and labeling solutions

No salary listed

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Hybrid

Hybrid work model; up to 25% travel for in-person usability testing.

Category
UI/UX & Design
Required Skills
Usability Testing/Engineering

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Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science, HCI, Human Factors, Anthropology, Sociology, Cognitive Psychology, or related field
  • 1-3 years of experience conducting UX research with a strong emphasis on usability testing and evaluative methods
  • Demonstrated ability to own evaluative research end-to-end, from planning through delivery
  • Experience working closely with design and engineering teams in active product development cycles
  • Ability and willingness to travel up to 25% to support research activities
Responsibilities
  • Independently plan and conduct usability testing and evaluative research across active products and features
  • Support near-term delivery decisions by partnering closely with design, product management, and engineering
  • Develop research plans, test protocols, and success criteria aligned to defined UX and product requirements
  • Select appropriate evaluative methods and tools based on program needs and constraints
  • Conduct moderated and unmoderated usability studies with end users
  • Translate findings into clear, actionable recommendations for immediate design and implementation trade-offs
  • Provide a consistent user perspective throughout the development lifecycle
  • Participate in occasional travel (up to 25%) to support in-person usability testing, customer visits, and on-site collaboration with product teams
Desired Qualifications
  • Master’s degree in a related discipline
  • Familiarity with remote usability testing platforms (e.g., UserZoom)
  • Familiarity with Figma and iterative UX prototyping workflows

Zebra Technologies makes data capture and asset-tracking solutions for businesses. Its products include barcode printers, labels, mobile computers, scanners, and RFID systems that work with software to collect and share data about where assets and inventory are located and in what condition. The company combines hardware and software, often expanding through acquisitions such as Motorola Solutions’ Enterprise business to offer an integrated portfolio for asset intelligence. Its goal is to give organizations real-time visibility into their assets and operations to improve efficiency and service.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Lincolnshire, Illinois

Founded

1969

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • ARRIS Composites $34M investment opens additive molding for hardware integration.
  • IDALLOGY RFID partnership enhances equipment tracking in logistics.
  • TC78 OpenRoaming certification boosts warehouse handheld connectivity.

What critics are saying

  • Honeywell erodes TC78 OpenRoaming edge across broader portfolios within 6-12 months.
  • Urovo undercuts TC58E pricing with sub-$500 5G handhelds in APAC now.
  • ARRIS investment diverts R&D from core RFID amid 9.6% Q4 stock drop.

What makes Zebra Technologies unique

  • TC58E integrates 5G FR1 and Wi-Fi 6E for seamless enterprise connectivity.
  • TC53e supports Android 17 until 2032 with rugged 6-inch display.
  • MC9450 enables CBRS-based private 5G in warehouses and manufacturing.

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Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

10%

1 year growth

11%

2 year growth

11%
PR Newswire
Apr 9th, 2026
Zebra Technologies partners with Aiva Health to bring voice AI assistant to nurses' devices

Zebra Technologies and Aiva Health have partnered to bring voice-enabled clinical support to nurses through Aiva's AI-powered Nurse Assistant on Zebra's healthcare devices, including HC20/HC50 mobile computers and the new WS101-H wearable badge. The collaboration enables hands-free nurse workflows, allowing clinicians to complete routine tasks, retrieve information and communicate using natural voice commands. Nurses have already charted millions of rows with Aiva, reducing documentation time and cutting overtime costs. The assistant supports flowsheet documentation to Epic and Oracle Health, work order submission and access to clinical policies. The partnership addresses healthcare staffing shortages by reducing administrative burden and allowing nurses to focus on patient care. Zebra's devices are built for demanding healthcare environments, offering durability and HIPAA-compliant security whilst supporting fast, low-latency voice interactions.

Business Wire
Apr 9th, 2026
Zebra Technologies unveils WS501-R wearable and AI-powered mobile computers at MODEX 2026

Zebra Technologies will showcase manufacturing and supply chain solutions at MODEX 2026 from 13-16 April in Atlanta. The company will debut the WS501-R, a rugged wearable computer featuring barcode scanning, voice-directed picking and RFID capabilities, alongside its recently launched TC501 and TC701 mobile computers optimised with AI capabilities. According to Zebra's study with Oxford Economics, nearly one-third of manufacturers and 37% of transport and logistics leaders rank enhancing supply chain visibility as a top priority over the next three years. Demonstrations will include Zebra's new Jam Detection solution, which uses machine vision and AI to prevent conveyor shutdowns. Jabil, a global manufacturing solutions provider, will demonstrate how it uses Zebra's technology in its supply chain operations.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 17th, 2026
Zebra Technologies reports $1.5B Q4 sales, up 10.6% YoY, authorises $1B share buyback

Zebra Technologies reported fourth-quarter net sales of $1.475 billion, marking 10.6% year-over-year growth. The Connected Frontline segment led performance with $854 million in sales, boosted by the Elo Touch acquisition and 2.5% organic growth. Adjusted EBITDA reached $326 million, up 10.5%, whilst GAAP net income fell to $70 million due to $76 million in restructuring charges and the company's exit from the robotics business. The Asset Visibility & Automation segment contributed $621 million to quarterly sales. Zebra completed $303 million in share repurchases during the quarter as part of a $500 million commitment. The board has authorised an additional $1 billion for future buybacks as the company focuses on digitising and automating workflows across its divisions.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 5th, 2026
Zebra Technologies unveils "Orchestrated Care" framework to improve patient safety and clinical efficiency at HIMSS26

Zebra Technologies has introduced "Orchestrated Care", a framework designed to enhance healthcare operations through intelligent visibility, empowered teams and optimised operations. The company will showcase the approach at the HIMSS26 Global Health Conference in Las Vegas from 9-12 March. The framework addresses disconnected systems and administrative burdens facing healthcare professionals. It focuses on error-proof patient identification through connected digital touchpoints, unified communication via single mobile devices, and automated resource management through digitised inventory and asset tracking. Zebra will demonstrate its healthcare technology portfolio at the conference, including the new DS82-HC Series scanner featuring disinfectant-ready plastics, anti-microbial labels and four-day battery life. The solutions aim to reduce clinician burden whilst improving patient safety and operational efficiency.

Business Wire
Feb 24th, 2026
Zebra's AI-powered 3D sensors help EBI Electric cut lumber waste, save $750K annually

EBI Electric, a wood scanning solutions provider, is using Zebra Technologies' AltiZ 3D sensors to power its AI-enriched lumber scanning solution, Inspector T. The system delivers an eightfold improvement in measurement precision, helping lumber manufacturers reduce errors and waste. The Inspector T solution uses dual AltiZ sensors to capture complete cross-sections of wood planks, identifying knots, cracks and defects with AI-powered accuracy. This enables manufacturers to gain up to 5% more usable wood, resulting in nearly $750,000 in annual cost savings. The sensors operate reliably in dusty mill environments, replacing EBI Electric's 20-year-old linear scanners that frequently missed defects. The technology optimises cuts, reduces waste and improves inventory management for lumber manufacturers.