User Experience Researcher

Role Overview & Responsibilities

Robin was established in March 2019 by CEO Richard Robinson (a former City lawyer) and CTO James Clough (a theoretical physicist who works in Machine Learning). They have since assembled a talented and diverse team of legal, software and machine learning engineers to build the next generation of contracting tools.

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Robin AI is an exciting, venture-backed technology startup whose mission is to dramatically reduce the cost and complexity of legal advice. Backed by top London based VCs, Forward Partners and Episode 1, Robin uses a combination of human and artificial intelligence to review and edit contracts and is building software to fundamentally change the legal industry forever.

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Robin was established in March 2019 by CEO Richard Robinson (a former City lawyer) and CTO James Clough (a theoretical physicist who works in Machine Learning). They have since assembled a talented and diverse team of legal, software and machine learning engineers to build the next generation of contracting tools.

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The Role

<br>As a User

Experience Researcher at Robin AI, your role will be to understand and define the problems that the legal industry has learned to live with. You will work with product designers and the entire company to deliver cutting-edge, user-friendly, machine-learning-powered software that makes lives easier for anyone who uses our solution. The role requires spending time interviewing and understanding users in order to better identify areas of disruption. You will be expected to synthesise and communicate the results in a way that is accessible to the wider team. You will consistently be looking for ways to make the organisation ‘best-in-class’ when it comes to proactive UX and will have a real opportunity to influence the growth of the team.

<br>Tech Stack

<br>Our design team have curated a set of tools that allow us to work collaboratively and transparently. We use Figma and FigJam for everything design related. We utilise Maze and Dovetail to conduct and store our interviews, research and usability testing.

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Responsibilities

<br>Design, plan and lead user research and usability testing activities

<br>Uncover, synthesise and communicate behavioural insights from discovery and incorporate them into UX deliverables

<br>Produce high-quality user experience outputs such as user journeys, wireframes, test plans, research briefs, insight reports and personas/archetypes

<br>Suggest pragmatic design recommendations, balancing user needs, business requirements and technical constraints

<br>Keep up with research best practices and explore ways of incorporating them into our methodologies

<br>Design and lead workshops with our clients and present deliverables to senior stakeholders

<br>Help define the UX process working alongside other disciplines

<br>Your

Skills

<br>You will be confident in shaping rigorous research projects, drawing from eclectic styles and methodologies to inform the best possible outcomes

<br>You will have a background in psychology, anthropology, or even design, and you can’t get enough of how the mind works - keenly sharing the latest research or discoveries

<br>You will have respect for tried and tested ideas, but are keen to push boundaries and break new ground

<br>You are pragmatic and hands-on when it comes to turning ideas into reality, using an evolving set of tools and techniques to collaborate across disciplines

<br>You believe in the long-term application of Human Centred Design and Digital technology, holding informed opinions on emerging trends like Circular Design or the implications of AI

<br>You will have a portfolio that tells a clear and compelling story about your work history and extensive research skills

<br>DEI @ Robin AI

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We want to break diversity, inclusion and equality barriers within the tech industry. In building our team, we welcome the unique contributions that you can bring, and welcome applications regardless of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, disability, education, opinions, nation of origin, languages spoken, age, pregnancy and maternity, or veteran’s status.

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Benefits

<br>Competitive salary

<br>£60,000 - £65,000

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<br>Meaningful equity in the business

<br>Flexible working from home and in our WeWork office

<br>Focus on continual learning and development

<br>Unlimited, trust-based sick leave and enhanced gender-neutral parental leave

<br>Technology to enable you to work seamlessly from the office or home

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We are deliberate about the culture we are building, and are committed to creating an inclusive environment that attracts the best talent from diverse backgrounds. Whether it’s helping curate the Robin Spotify playlist, discussing gender equality in tech, or taking a meditation break with our holistic health plan, we want you to find your space within the Robin community.

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<br>Depending on your location, you’ll have access to WeWork amenities ranging from co-working space, bike lockers, pool tables, table tennis, free barista-made coffee and free beer in the evenings.