Senior User Researcher

€41,900.00 - €77,700.00

Expected Annual Base Salary Range for role: €41,900.00 to €77,700

The base salary offered is determined based on gender-neutral objectives, such as relevant skills, competencies and experience in accordance with the Novartis pay setting policy and upon joining Novartis will be reviewed periodically.

In addition to your base salary, you may be eligible for a performance-based bonus depending on certain performance parameters.

The rewards of being part of our team go far beyond base pay and incentives. We also offer a variety of competitive benefits in kind to help you thrive personally and professionally, such as insurance plans, retirement plans, wellbeing resources and global recognition programs. In addition, we provide flexible and hybrid working options, where possible, and minimum 14 weeks paid parental leave.

Read our brochure to learn more about our global total rewards offering: https://www.novartis.com/sites/novartis_com/files/novartis-life-handbook.pdf

Note: Benefits and compensation may vary by country and are subject to local legal requirements, including provisions of collective bargaining agreements where applicable. A full overview of your compensation package, including any relevant collective bargaining agreement details applicable to your role based on your employment location and Novartis employer entity, will be communicated separately to you during the application process.

Novartis is unable to offer relocation support for this role: please only apply if this location is accessible for you.

Within DD&IT Experience & Adoption at Novartis, researchers own the research agenda for one or more product or experience domains, turning ambiguous business challenges into actionable evidence that improves digital experiences and informs product and business decisions.

This is a hands-on senior individual-contributor role. You will combine strong qualitative and quantitative expertise with sound judgement, partnering with product, design, engineering and business stakeholders to ensure research leads to meaningful action.

• Own the research agenda: Define research initiatives aligned with business priorities and evidence gaps. Frame decision-focused research questions and determine when new studies, existing evidence or analytics offer the most value.
• Conduct mixed-methods research: Design and deliver end-to-end studies that apply appropriate sampling and methods for the problem at hand. Fluent triangulating insights from different sources.
• Turn evidence into decisions: Synthesize findings into clear, actionable recommendations, communicating confidence and limitations. Track how research influences decisions and subsequent outcomes.
• Partner and influence: Represent user needs in roadmap, prioritisation and design discussions, constructively challenging assumptions and helping stakeholders engage responsibly with research.
• Strengthen research practice: Mentor colleagues, improve methods and quality standards, and contribute reusable evidence to the shared insights repository.
• Leverage AI responsibly: Identify and apply AI where it can drive measurable efficiency in research workflows without compromising research quality or rigour.
• Protect research integrity: Ensure ethical, inclusive research and appropriate participant consent, data handling and documentation throughout the research lifecycle.

Digital Capabilities, Information Technology (IT) Infrastructure, IT Governance, IT Service Delivery, IT Service Management (ITSM), Project Stakeholder Management, Technology Use