Job Purpose
The User Researcher is responsible for generating deep, psychology-backed insights into user behavior, motivations, and decision-making within fintech and digital financial products. The role focuses on applying behavioral science, cognitive psychology, and quantitative/qualitative research methods to uncover latent user needs and translate them into actionable inputs for design, product, and business strategy. The role ensures user-centric, evidence-based decision-making across the organization.Duties and Responsibilities
A - Minimum required Accountabilities for this role
• Conduct in-depth moderated and unmoderated user interviews using psychological frameworks (e.g., Prospect Theory, Cognitive Dissonance, System 1 & 2) to uncover latent motivations, emotional drivers, and behavioral barriers.
• Design, deploy, and analyze quantitative research studies (surveys, questionnaires, experiments) grounded in validated psychological models such as Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), Big Five Personality Traits, and Self-Determination Theory.




• Synthesize qualitative and quantitative data into actionable insights by identifying underlying cognitive and behavioral patterns (e.g., loss aversion, anchoring bias, trust erosion).
• Translate research findings into structured outputs such as personas, mental models, journey maps, and behavioral frameworks that predict user behavior.
• Test UI/UX prototypes through usability and concept validation studies using tools like Figma, Maze, and UserTesting, leveraging models such as Fogg’s Behavior Model.
• Own end-to-end research execution including study design, participant recruitment, psychometric segmentation, data analysis, and insight storytelling.

B - Additional Accountabilities pertaining to the role
• Partner closely with design, product, and business teams to convert behavioral insights into bias-aware recommendations, nudges, and experience improvements.
• Monitor fintech and behavioral science trends (e.g., hy

📌 Unit Manager (Pune)
🏢 Bajaj Finance
📍 Pune