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# User Researcher

## **Responsibilities**

* Organise, run, interpret, summarise and present the results of 5 user interviews on the product designed by the team. 
* This requires excellent writing skills and precise use of language to make testers feel comfortable while asking them questions about their honest thoughts. 
* Guide the client through the findings in an honest manner, which highlights positive but also negative feedback while giving them confidence in the quality of the outcome and support with further improvements of the product.


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