Where can I find UX Researcher jobs?
JobLookout collects UX Researcher openings from company career pages and puts them in one list, including roles that never get posted on LinkedIn or Indeed. Open a role and apply on the company's career page.
Updated November 5, 2026
Find UX researcher jobs from company career pages, all in one list, including roles that never reach LinkedIn or Indeed. Employers also post this role as User Researcher, Design Researcher, Product Researcher and Usability Researcher.
American Express · New York, NY, United States · Hybrid
Strayer University · Remote, United States of America · Remote · $134K/yr - $200K/yr
Darktrace Holdings · Cambridge Office, United Kingdom
LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc. Company · Farringdon, United Kingdom
Copart UK · San Francisco, CA, United States of America · $230K/yr - $290K/yr
MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORP · Brookfield, WI, United States of America
Based on the newest listings. Not every posting states pay, level, or skills.
UX researchers study how people use a product through interviews, usability tests, and surveys, then turn the findings into decisions for design and product teams.
JobLookout collects UX Researcher openings from company career pages and puts them in one list, including roles that never get posted on LinkedIn or Indeed. Open a role and apply on the company's career page.
Recent listings include roles at LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc. Company, American Express, Strayer University, Darktrace Holdings, Copart UK and MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC TOOL CORP. The company name is on every listing, so you always know who is hiring.
Yes. Recent remote listings include roles at Strayer University, Pinterest and Terac. On-site and hybrid roles are listed too. The work-mode filter narrows the list to remote only.
Skills that come up most in recent listings: Qualitative Research, User research, Mentoring, UX Research, Stakeholder Management, Quantitative Research, Data analysis, Communication. Each posting lists its own requirements, so read the full description before you apply.
Among recent listings that show pay, the typical posted range is $134K–$222K a year. Many postings leave pay out, and the range depends on level and location.
This list groups related titles, including User Researcher, Design Researcher, Product Researcher and Usability Researcher, so you are not searching one keyword at a time.
Recent listings range from internship to director. Experience level is a filter, from intern and new grad through entry, mid, senior, lead, and director, so you only see UX Researcher roles at your level.
Employment type is its own filter: full-time, part-time, contract, and internship. Pick the one you want and the rest drop out of your list.
UX Researcher jobs are listed for United States, United Kingdom and Canada, and more. Pick a country to see only the roles there.
Worth checking before you apply: whether you would own a problem or support someone who does; the surface: product UI, research, brand, or growth; how they talk about engineers and stakeholders.
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