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Metro location and mid-level experience increase applicant density, but niche healthcare research reduces competition.
Core qualitative research skills transfer across industries, but healthcare domain experience increases sensitivity moderately.
Explicit minimum years, portfolio, and strong qualitative research skill requirements create stringent shortlisting.
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Lead end-to-end qualitative and generative research studies with healthcare stakeholders (patients, doctors, nurses, pharmacists) in field and clinical environments.
Synthesize complex observations and clinical workflows into actionable insights, personas, journey maps, and opportunity frameworks.
Collaborate with UX/UI designers, product managers, and business leaders to translate behavioral insights into product and service innovations, including concept validation and storytelling.
Minimum 3 years of professional experience conducting qualitative user design research.
Bachelor's degree in Design (Industrial, Interaction, or Strategic Design), Psychology (Cognitive, Behavioral, or Applied), or related behavioral, social science, or life science discipline.
Mastery of qualitative research methodologies including fieldwork, contextual inquiry, thematic analysis, and synthesis frameworks.
Strong verbal, written, and visual communication skills. Notice period: Not explicitly mentioned in the JD.
Experience in healthcare-related research or product domains such as Pharmaceutical, Life Sciences, MedTech, or healthtech with projects involving chronic disease management, therapy adherence, or clinical workflows.
Comfortable navigating ambiguous, unstructured research environments and synthesizing complex qualitative data into actionable strategies.
Background in Market Research Agency or demonstrated consumer/patient behavior research with robust qualitative techniques.