Mathematica is looking for an in-country User Experience Researcher with a demonstrated track record of leading user experience research using quantitative and qualitative methods in India. The candidate must have proven experience designing and conducting UX research for digital products or services aimed at social impact or with a strong focus on adoption and usability in rural markets. Key responsibilities Lead user research on farmers’ experiences with Virtual Agronomist and Farmer.Chat, with focus on women, youth, and marginalized groups, in Bihar, India, and Kenya. Conduct FGDs, KIIs, household interviews, and use participatory tools (farmer diaries, journey mapping) to capture farmer voice in low-literacy contexts. Collaborate with implementers and evaluators to design A/B tests to assess methods that boost farmer uptake and retention. Integrate digital analytics (chat logs, click-throughs, sentiment analysis) with qualitative findings to explain user behaviors. Apply a strong gender and inclusion lens, identifying barriers such as access to devices, time-use, and literacy. Build local capacity by training enumerators and interviewers in human-centered design and user research methods. Requirements Advanced degree in human-centered design, anthropology, sociology, development studies, engineering or related fields. Minimum 5–7 years of applied user research in rural settings. Although not required, relevant work experience in Bihar, India is a bonus. Demonstrated experience in agriculture, digital inclusion, or ICT4D research, especially with smallholder farmers. Experience leading or supporting with quantitative UX research methods such as A/B tests or surveys. Proven ability to conduct qualitative research in rural settings using methods like participatory research, focus groups, and workshops. Fluency and ability to conduct research in Hindi. Ability to work independently in rural contexts, with strong communication and facilitation skills.
Mathematica is looking for an in-country User Experience Researcher with a demonstrated track record of leading user experience research using quantitative and qualitative methods in India. The candidate must have proven experience designing and conducting UX research for digital products or services aimed at social impact or with a strong focus on adoption and usability in rural markets. Key responsibilities Lead user research on farmers’ experiences with Virtual Agronomist and Farmer.Chat, with focus on women, youth, and marginalized groups, in Bihar, India, and Kenya. Conduct FGDs, KIIs, household interviews, and use participatory tools (farmer diaries, journey mapping) to capture farmer voice in low-literacy contexts. Collaborate with implementers and evaluators to design A/B tests to assess methods that boost farmer uptake and retention. Integrate digital analytics (chat logs, click-throughs, sentiment analysis) with qualitative findings to explain user behaviors. Apply a strong gender and inclusion lens, identifying barriers such as access to devices, time-use, and literacy. Build local capacity by training enumerators and interviewers in human-centered design and user research methods. Requirements Advanced degree in human-centered design, anthropology, sociology, development studies, engineering or related fields. Minimum 5–7 years of applied user research in rural settings. Although not required, relevant work experience in Bihar, India is a bonus. Demonstrated experience in agriculture, digital inclusion, or ICT4D research, especially with smallholder farmers. Experience leading or supporting with quantitative UX research methods such as A/B tests or surveys. Proven ability to conduct qualitative research in rural settings using methods like participatory research, focus groups, and workshops. Fluency and ability to conduct research in Hindi. Ability to work independently in rural contexts, with strong communication and facilitation skills.
Mathematica is looking for an in-country User Experience Researcher with a demonstrated track record of leading user experience research using quantitative and qualitative methods in India. The candidate must have proven experience designing and conducting UX research for digital products or services aimed at social impact or with a strong focus on adoption and usability in rural markets. Key responsibilities Lead user research on farmers’ experiences with Virtual Agronomist and Farmer.Chat, with focus on women, youth, and marginalized groups, in Bihar, India, and Kenya. Conduct FGDs, KIIs, household interviews, and use participatory tools (farmer diaries, journey mapping) to capture farmer voice in low-literacy contexts. Collaborate with implementers and evaluators to design A/B tests to assess methods that boost farmer uptake and retention. Integrate digital analytics (chat logs, click-throughs, sentiment analysis) with qualitative findings to explain user behaviors. Apply a strong gender and inclusion lens, identifying barriers such as access to devices, time-use, and literacy. Build local capacity by training enumerators and interviewers in human-centered design and user research methods. Requirements Advanced degree in human-centered design, anthropology, sociology, development studies, engineering or related fields. Minimum 5–7 years of applied user research in rural settings. Although not required, relevant work experience in Bihar, India is a bonus. Demonstrated experience in agriculture, digital inclusion, or ICT4D research, especially with smallholder farmers. Experience leading or supporting with quantitative UX research methods such as A/B tests or surveys. Proven ability to conduct qualitative research in rural settings using methods like participatory research, focus groups, and workshops. Fluency and ability to conduct research in Hindi. Ability to work independently in rural contexts, with strong communication and facilitation skills.
Mathematica is looking for an in-country User Experience Researcher with a demonstrated track record of leading user experience research using quantitative and qualitative methods in India. The candidate must have proven experience designing and conducting UX research for digital products or services aimed at social impact or with a strong focus on adoption and usability in rural markets. Key responsibilities Lead user research on farmers’ experiences with Virtual Agronomist and Farmer.Chat, with focus on women, youth, and marginalized groups, in Bihar, India, and Kenya. Conduct FGDs, KIIs, household interviews, and use participatory tools (farmer diaries, journey mapping) to capture farmer voice in low-literacy contexts. Collaborate with implementers and evaluators to design A/B tests to assess methods that boost farmer uptake and retention. Integrate digital analytics (chat logs, click-throughs, sentiment analysis) with qualitative findings to explain user behaviors. Apply a strong gender and inclusion lens, identifying barriers such as access to devices, time-use, and literacy. Build local capacity by training enumerators and interviewers in human-centered design and user research methods. Requirements Advanced degree in human-centered design, anthropology, sociology, development studies, engineering or related fields. Minimum 5–7 years of applied user research in rural settings. Although not required, relevant work experience in Bihar, India is a bonus. Demonstrated experience in agriculture, digital inclusion, or ICT4D research, especially with smallholder farmers. Experience leading or supporting with quantitative UX research methods such as A/B tests or surveys. Proven ability to conduct qualitative research in rural settings using methods like participatory research, focus groups, and workshops. Fluency and ability to conduct research in Hindi. Ability to work independently in rural contexts, with strong communication and facilitation skills.
As an in-country User Experience Researcher at Mathematica, you will lead user experience research using quantitative and qualitative methods in India. Your role will involve designing and conducting UX research for digital products or services focused on social impact, adoption, and usability in rural markets. Key Responsibilities: - Lead user research on farmers" experiences with Virtual Agronomist and Farmer.Chat, focusing on women, youth, and marginalized groups in Bihar, India, and Kenya. - Conduct Focused Group Discussions (FGDs), Key Informant Interviews (KIIs), household interviews, and use participatory tools like farmer diaries and journey mapping to capture farmer voices in low-literacy contexts. - Collaborate with implementers and evaluators to design A/B tests to assess methods that enhance farmer uptake and retention. - Integrate digital analytics (chat logs, click-throughs, sentiment analysis) with qualitative findings to understand user behaviors. - Apply a gender and inclusion lens, identifying barriers such as access to devices, time-use, and literacy. - Build local capacity by training enumerators and interviewers in human-centered design and user research methods. Qualifications Required: - Advanced degree in human-centered design, anthropology, sociology, development studies, engineering, or related fields. - Minimum 5-7 years of applied user research experience in rural settings. Experience in Bihar, India is a plus. - Demonstrated experience in agriculture, digital inclusion, or ICT4D research, particularly with smallholder farmers. - Experience leading or supporting quantitative UX research methods like A/B tests or surveys. - Proven ability to conduct qualitative research in rural settings using participatory research, focus groups, and workshops. - Fluency in Hindi and ability to conduct research in the language. - Ability to work independently in rural contexts with strong communication and facilitation skills.,