Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Grownsy is seeking a User Research Manager to lead research supporting product development and consumer understanding. The role designs and executes quantitative studies, manages qualitative research, translates findings into product recommendations, collaborates with product managers on concepts and testing, and oversees research operations.
Responsibilities
- Design and conduct smaller to large scale quantitative research (questionnaires, polls, online studies) independently
- Manage and direct larger-scale qualitative research (interviews, focus groups, ethnographic studies) with agency partners
- Apply appropriate research methods based on the question being answered, knowing when to go deep vs. when to move fast
- Synthesize findings into clear insights and actionable recommendations for product teams
- Work closely with product managers to identify research needs across new and existing product lines
- Help define new product concepts based on consumer needs research
- Conduct consumer experience testing and concept validation for prototypes
- Contribute to category strategy by identifying unmet needs and white space opportunities
- Help design research priorities and organize the research agenda across product lines
- Manage research tools, vendors, and timelines to ensure projects deliver on schedule
- Build and maintain a repository of consumer insights, personas, and learning summaries
Skills
- You have 5+ years of experience in user research, consumer insights, or related fields — ideally with exposure to product development, not just marketing research
- You have strong research methodology skills. You know how to design studies that uncover real needs, not just surface-level feedback. This is the most important thing we're looking for
- You've worked with consumer brands, ideally in parenting, baby products, consumer goods, healthcare, or DTC, and you understand how real human context shapes behavior
- You can turn messy signals into clarity. You spot patterns in interviews, surveys, or behaviors and explain them in a way that drives decisions
- You're comfortable with both qualitative and quantitative methods, and you know when to use which
- You communicate insights clearly and concisely, no 50-page reports that nobody reads
- You're independent and proactive, but collaborative. You'll be working across time zones with team from different countries and regions
Benefits
- Remote work arrangement
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