Remote User Research Intern — Gaming Insights

Avia; United States; On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Travel opportunities

Job summary

AviaGames in the United States (remote) seeks an internship to support competitor intelligence and user research. You will monitor the US market, collect data, assist with interviews, and draft basic reports while coordinating across time zones.

Ideal candidates are US students pursuing a bachelor’s degree (in progress) with Excel/Sheets skills, basic data analysis, and bilingual English-Chinese communication. Some travel up to 50% to neighboring states may be required.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the United States; in-progress degree acceptable.
• Passion for games; familiarity with major US game products; prior competitor analysis or user research preferred.
• Basic data analysis skills; proficient in Excel/Google Sheets; familiarity with analytics tools is a plus.
• Strong bilingual communication in Chinese and English; able to write reports in Chinese.

Responsibilities

• Monitor US competitor games; document events, updates, and live-ops; produce intelligence briefs.
• Collect, organize, and analyze game-related data; track trends and performance.
• Support US user interviews; assist recruitment, interviewing, and data compilation.
• Conduct industry and desk research; assist with basic report writing.

Skills

Data analysis

Excel/Sheets

Bilingual (English-Chinese)

Education

Bachelor’s degree (in progress)

Tools

Sensor Tower

Job description

AviaGames in the United States (remote) seeks an internship to support competitor intelligence and user research. You will monitor the US market, collect data, assist with interviews, and draft basic reports while coordinating across time zones.

Ideal candidates are US students pursuing a bachelor’s degree (in progress) with Excel/Sheets skills, basic data analysis, and bilingual English-Chinese communication. Some travel up to 50% to neighboring states may be required.