Quantitative UX Researcher, Applied AI Solutions
Location
Seattle, WA
Job Type
Full-time
Category
other-general
Posted
June 13, 2026
Description
We are seeking a Quantitative UX Researcher who is excited to help shape the future of AI-native business applications. This is an opportunity to influence product direction by helping teams understand how customers interact with AI-powered experiences and what drives adoption, trust, usability, and customer value.
In this role, you will lead quantitative research that helps teams build, test, and learn faster. You will turn product questions into clear hypotheses, success metrics, well-designed studies, and actionable insights. Your work will help teams evaluate new ideas, improve existing experiences, and make better product decisions.
This is a quant-first role with mixed-methods responsibilities as needed. We are looking for a researcher with strong skills in experimentation, analytics, behavioral analysis, and causal inference. You should be comfortable working in ambiguous, early-stage spaces and helping teams define how success should be measured...
We are seeking a Quantitative UX Researcher who is excited to help shape the future of AI-native business applications. This is an opportunity to influence product direction by helping teams understand how customers interact with AI-powered experiences and what drives adoption, trust, usability, and customer value.
In this role, you will lead quantitative research that helps teams build, test, and learn faster. You will turn product questions into clear hypotheses, success metrics, well-designed studies, and actionable insights. Your work will help teams evaluate new ideas, improve existing experiences, and make better product decisions.
This is a quant-first role with mixed-methods responsibilities as needed. We are looking for a researcher with strong skills in experimentation, analytics, behavioral analysis, and causal inference. You should be comfortable working in ambiguous, early-stage spaces and helping teams define how success should be measured...