UX Researcher

Snapp!; General Trias; On-site; PHP 300,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Snapp! is seeking an early-career UX Researcher to expand our research capacity and help Product Managers and Product Designers make evidence-based decisions across our digital products.

You will support end-to-end UX research projects—from planning and recruitment to analysis and reporting—conduct surveys, usability tests and user interviews, and produce clear, actionable findings for stakeholders. A portfolio demonstrating research work is required; English reports and collaboration with

Qualifications

• 1+ year of UX research experience, including internships or academic research.
• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, Cognitive Science, Sociology, Anthropology, HCI, or related field.
• Hands-on with surveys, usability tests, and user interviews.
• Basic survey design and participant recruitment.
• Basic quantitative and qualitative analysis; understanding bias, validity.
• Ability to write and present research plans and reports in English.
• Portfolio or case study demonstrating research process and outputs.
• Preferred: Master’s degree; cross-functional product team experience; familiarity with Figma.

Responsibilities

• Support end-to-end UX research projects, from planning and recruitment to analysis and reporting.
• Partner with Product Managers and Product Designers to clarify research needs and methods.
• Prepare focused research plans covering objectives, methodology, participants, execution, and analysis.
• Conduct surveys, usability tests, and user interviews, and support participant recruitment.
• Analyze basic quantitative and qualitative data to identify patterns and findings.
• Produce clear reports that explain methods, findings, limitations, implications, and recommendations.
• Present findings to stakeholders and seek feedback to improve.

Skills

UX research

Interview techniques

Usability testing

Surveys design

Data analysis

Report writing

Communication (English)

Education

Bachelor’s degree in related field

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

Figma

Survey tools

Job description

Job Description:

We are looking for an early-career UX Researcher to expand our research capacity and help Product Managers and Product Designers make evidence-based decisions. You will contribute to research across large-scale digital products while developing your skills through hands‑on work and guidance from experienced researchers.

• -Support end-to-end UX research projects, from planning and recruitment to analysis and reporting, under the guidance of an experienced UX Researcher.

• -Partner with Product Managers and Product Designers to clarify research needs, frame research questions, and select appropriate methods.

• -Prepare focused research plans covering objectives, methodology, participants, execution, and analysis.

• -Conduct surveys, usability tests, and user interviews, and support participant recruitment.

• -Analyze basic quantitative and qualitative data to identify patterns, themes, and evidence-based findings.

• -Produce clear reports that explain methods, findings, limitations, implications, and actionable recommendations.

• -Present findings to stakeholders, take ownership of assigned work, and seek feedback to improve.

• -At least one year of relevant research experience, including internships or substantial academic or applied research.

• -Bachelor’s degree or higher in Psychology, Cognitive Science, Sociology, Anthropology, HCI, or a related field.

• -Working knowledge of the end-to-end UX research process and hands‑on experience with surveys, usability tests, and user interviews.

• -Basic competence in survey design, participant recruitment, and sampling.

• -Basic quantitative and qualitative analysis skills, with an understanding of bias, validity, reliability, and research limitations.

• -Familiarity with UX and digital-product concepts and the ability to collaborate with Product Managers and Product Designers.

• -Ability to write and present clear research plans and reports in English.

• -A portfolio or case study that demonstrates both the research process and final outputs.

Preferred

• -Master’s degree in a relevant field.

• -Experience working in a cross-functional product team; familiarity with Figma is a plus.