RE Qual - Brand & Design

London
4 weeks ago
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The Company

Boasting modern, open plan offices, a collaborative approach to working and great work life balance, this is truly a stand out research organisation. With offices centrally located, they offer a hybrid working model but there is an option to go in more if you prefer! They have a fantastic culture and really promote strong team working. They take pride in the work they do for their clients and are a market leader. Focusing on branding, innovation, NPD and design, they work with a vast array of clients, this role will suit someone who is early on in their qualitative research career, looking to make a move into a company where they can be part of this company's exciting journey.

You will be rewarded with a competitive salary and benefits package, as well as training and development and the chance to work with great people that you can learn from.

The Role

In the role of qualitative Research Executive, you will be working as part of a team, delivering high quality projects to your clients. You will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the projects, ensuring their successful delivery. In this role you will be supporting more senior team members with projects.

Key Duties Include:-

  • Setting up the projects in line with the client brief
  • Drafting and checking all fieldwork materials
  • Arranging the groups and depths
  • Supporting with fieldwork including; moderating focus groups, conducting IDIs as well as other qual methodologies such as workshops, ethnography etc.
  • Analysis and drafting topline reports
  • Preparing presentations for clients
  • Attending presentations and being part of the debrief to the clients
  • Managing and troubleshooting any potential issues that may arise and providing regular updates to the client
  • Working closely with the quantitative team on mixed method research projects

    The Candidate:-
  • The ideal candidate will have a solid grounding within qualitative research, having worked in an agency with a passion for brands and research.
  • You will have had exposure to moderating focus groups and carrying out depth interviews and will have an understanding of broader qual methodologies.
  • You will have experience in managing projects from inception through to completion, ensuring they are delivered on time and to budget.
  • You will be comfortable working in a team and will be someone who is able to communicate well both internally and externally.
  • Organisation and attention to details are a must for this role.

    To find out more, click to apply.

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