Would you like to use research to improve the mobile banking experience for millions of customers?
As a Senior UX Researcher in Consumer Banking at Rabobank, you will conduct research that directly shapes the experience of more than 8 million retail customers. You will turn customer insights into tangible improvements and help teams make better decisions about design, services and the customer experience. You combine strategic thinking with hands-on research and work across both the consumer domain and Growth Acceleration.
At a glance:
- You conduct qualitative and quantitative user research.
- You collaborate with designers, product managers and researchers.
- You help create a better mobile banking experience for retail customers, including Generation Z.
What will you do as a Senior UX Researcher in Consumer Banking?
As a Senior UX Researcher in Consumer Banking, you know how to uncover the drivers of customer behaviour and translate insights into better customer experiences.
- You plan, organise and conduct user research using a range of methods, translating the findings into clear recommendations.
- You explore topics such as financial well-being, privacy, sustainability and the mobile banking app.
- You advise design teams and business stakeholders on knowledge gaps, research priorities and customer needs.
- You coordinate research activities across multiple workstreams and safeguard research quality.
- You coach designers and product managers in conducting research and help further strengthen research maturity across the organisation.
You will spend a significant part of your time within Growth Acceleration, helping to develop the best mobile banking experience for Generation Z. Your research will cover themes such as AI-enabled banking, shared banking and financial well-being. You are confident in challenging assumptions and can determine when additional research will or will not add value.
Skills, tools and areas of expertise
- Qualitative user research.
- Quantitative user research.
- Usability testing and interviews.
- Surveys, statistics and data analysis.
- Diary studies, field research and experimental research methods.