Quantitative UX Researcher (Amsterdam) — Data-Driven UX Insights

adidas; Amsterdam; Hybrid; EUR 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Adidas in Amsterdam is seeking a Quantitative User Researcher to join our Global Digital User Research team and help ground product decisions in rigorous data. You will lead end-to-end quantitative studies, apply descriptive statistics, t-tests, regression, and other methods, and translate findings into clear recommendations for product and design.

This hybrid role requires 3 days in the office weekly in Amsterdam, collaboration with product managers, designers, and qualitative researchers, and

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in user/UX research or related field with hands‑on quantitative methods.
• Skills in survey design and statistical analysis for product decisions.
• Strong working knowledge of quantitative tools (Excel, R, Python) and data platforms.

Responsibilities

• Execute end‑to‑end quantitative research studies within defined scopes.
• Apply a range of quantitative analysis techniques (descriptive stats, t-tests, ANOVA, regression).
• Use multivariate methods (cluster analysis, CFA, SEM) to inform decisions.
• Ensure data validity and clearly communicate limitations to stakeholders.
• Translate data into insights and present findings via reports, presentations, and workshops.
• Contribute to knowledge sharing and continuous improvement of research approaches.

Skills

Quantitative research

Survey design

Statistical analysis

Communication

Education

Degree in social sciences/behavioral sciences/statistics

Tools

Excel

R

Python

Power BI

Databricks

Job description

Adidas in Amsterdam is seeking a Quantitative User Researcher to join our Global Digital User Research team and help ground product decisions in rigorous data. You will lead end-to-end quantitative studies, apply descriptive statistics, t-tests, regression, and other methods, and translate findings into clear recommendations for product and design.

This hybrid role requires 3 days in the office weekly in Amsterdam, collaboration with product managers, designers, and qualitative researchers, and