LATAM Research Executive - Insights & Analytics

YouGov Deutschland GmbH; Ciudad de México; Presencial; MXN 210.000 - 330.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

YouGov is building its LATAM capability with a regional research team based in Mexico City and serving clients across the region. As a Research Executive, you will support custom research projects end-to-end, from questionnaire development and fieldwork through data analysis, reporting and presentation, working across clients, industries and LATAM markets.

You will collaborate with researchers across Mexico, Brazil, and the Americas, using YouGov’s panels and data assets while upholding research

Formación

• Strong analytical ability and curiosity.
• Fluency or strong proficiency in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Attention to detail and ability to discern insights from numbers.
• Ability to collaborate with colleagues across different countries and teams.

Responsabilidades

• Support the design and delivery of custom research projects across Latin America.
• Develop questionnaires and discussion guides; ensure accuracy and clarity.
• Assist with fieldwork setup, data analysis and client-facing outputs.
• Contribute to multi-country studies and translations as needed.
• Turn findings into clear conclusions and client-ready stories.

Conocimientos

Analytical ability

Spanish

Portuguese

English

Written communication

Verbal communication

Attention to detail

Cross-country collaboration

Descripción del empleo

YouGov is building its LATAM capability with a regional research team based in Mexico City and serving clients across the region. As a Research Executive, you will support custom research projects end-to-end, from questionnaire development and fieldwork through data analysis, reporting and presentation, working across clients, industries and LATAM markets.

You will collaborate with researchers across Mexico, Brazil, and the Americas, using YouGov’s panels and data assets while upholding research