At Teravision Games, we have a very talent-focused and value-driven culture. We are looking to provide the world a window into that culture and contribute to making our industry more inclusive, and ultimately create the most healthy and happy environment for talent. As a UX Researcher, you’ll be in charge of planning, executing, and analyzing research that helps guide key design, development, and production decisions. Through playtests, interviews, screen recordings, and more, you'll provide actionable insights that make our games more intuitive, fun, and memorable. Requirements: - 2+ years of experience in UX research, ideally in games or interactive products. - Solid knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methods. - Hands-on experience conducting usability testing, interviews, or A/B testing. - Strong communication skills to translate findings for both technical and creative audiences. - Proficiency with tools like Notion, Excel, Airtable, OBS, Discord, or similar. - Intermediate to advanced English for effective collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. - Ability to design realistic, actionable research plans that fit within game production timelines and team bandwidth. - Knowledge of the video game development lifecycle and the workflows of multidisciplinary teams. - Ability to generate clear, actionable reports tailored to diverse audiences (from creatives to executives). - Strong sense of prioritization to identify which user insights are most critical for product and player impact. Responsibilities: - Design and facilitate user research sessions with players (including playtests, interviews, surveys, etc.). - Support the planning and execution of user testing sessions, including participant recruitment, logistics, remote coordination (e.g., Discord, screen sharing, recordings), and data management. - Design and conduct qualitative and quantitative studies to evaluate the user experience in video games across different stages of development. - Translate project goals into clear research questions and appropriate methodologies. - Collect data using usability testing, interviews, surveys, diary studies, heuristic evaluations, and other relevant methods. - Analyze collected data and synthesize actionable insights that can be integrated into design, production, and creative direction decisions. - Communicate findings effectively to multidisciplinary teams through clear reports, presentations, or decision-oriented workshops. - Collaborate closely with designers, producers, QA, and other teams to ensure that user needs are placed at the center of the development process. - Support continuous improvement of our UX Research practices. Nice to have: - Experience working with game studios. - Understanding of game analytics and player experience metrics Benefits (*Some benefits vary by location) - 15 paid vacation days. - Medical and dental benefits. - Snack-bar. - Well-being programs. - Friendly working environment. - We believe in maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Note 1:This position is hybrid, combining on-site and remote work. Note 2: A link to your UX research portfolio is required and should highlight your process, methods, and impact on product or design decisions. "Do you feel that you do not meet all the requirements listed in this job opening? Are you unsure if your level of experience aligns with what is needed? We have noticed that certain cultural or gender identities often hesitate to apply for some of our available positions unless they believe they meet all the requirements perfectly. At Teravision Games, we embrace diversity, inclusion, and equity in our workplace. We firmly believe that your unique skills, perspective, and experience could be exactly what we are looking for. If you are passionate about this position but feel that your experience does not perfectly match every profile requirement, we encourage you to apply anyway! At Teravision Games, we value the diverse experiences, talents, and potential that each individual brings. We are confident that the ideal opportunity for you might be closer than you think."