Senior User Experience Researcher

Oracle Oracle · Enterprise · United States

This role focuses on human factors research within healthcare technology, applying scientific and empirical methods to understand user needs, improve designs, and ensure usability and safety. The researcher will collaborate with clinicians, developers, and product management throughout the product lifecycle, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards and informing product strategy.

What you'd actually do

  1. Apply your human factors expertise, your knowledge of principles and standards, and the most effective research methods to tackle diverse and important challenges in healthcare technology.
  2. Take a scientific, empirical approach to research that is rigorous, standardized, and peer-reviewed—while also leaving room for creativity and innovation.
  3. Conduct quantitative and qualitative research to understand context of use, opportunities for improvement, and validate the usefulness and success of a design against user needs, and established usability and safety goals.
  4. Lead investigations of complex and dynamic interactions across clinical roles, care settings, products, and time horizons.
  5. Ensure that all activities meet regulatory standards and support best-in-class quality and safety for our products.

Skills

Required

  • human factors expertise
  • principles and standards
  • research methods
  • quantitative and qualitative research
  • usability and safety goals
  • regulatory standards
  • product strategy
  • functional and end-user needs
  • industry heuristics
  • program managers
  • participant recruitment
  • safety hazards
  • product development lifecycle
  • usability and safety goals
  • product group
  • research findings
  • education and feedback
  • human factors expertise
  • usability principles
  • compelling presentations
  • research findings
  • recommendations
  • Psychology, Ergonomics, Human-Computer Interaction, Industrial Engineering, Informatics or related field
  • 5+ years of performing user research on software
  • safety critical and/or regulated industries
  • research methods
  • cognition
  • ergonomics
  • perception
  • human decision-making
  • human factors principles
  • usability principles
  • interface design best practices
  • Proactive and organized multitaskers
  • time pressures
  • written and verbal communication skills
  • English
  • distil research insights
  • audience-appropriate formats
  • shared understanding
  • opportunities and risks
  • additional or irregular hours

Nice to have

  • Healthcare software
  • M.S. or Ph.D. degree in Psychology, Industrial Engineering, Human Factors, Experimental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Usability Engineering, Information Sciences, Industrial Engineering, Human-Computer Interaction, or related field
  • 7+ years of experience doing qualitative and quantitative research
  • electronic healthcare software
  • safety-critical systems
  • human factors standards
  • regulatory guidance pertinent to healthcare systems
  • UserZoom, User Testing, dScout, QDA tools, and Qualtrics

What the JD emphasized

  • safety critical
  • regulated industries
  • usability and safety goals
  • safety hazards
  • usability and safety goals
  • usability principles