As a UX Researcher, you’ll drive a deep understanding of our users, their behaviors, and their needs to inform our product strategy and design decisions. You will be the voice of the user at the heart of our product design function, ensuring that user-centricity is not just a principle but a key driver of our success. Through a mix of qualitative and quantitative research, you will uncover insights that directly influence the future of our products.
Plan and conduct qualitative and quantitative research, including usability testing, interviews, and surveys.
Collaborate with product, design, and engineering teams to uncover insights that shape product decisions.
Proficient in using qualitative and quantitative UX research methods.
Experience with user behavior tracking tools is a necessity.
Define personas, user journeys, and mental models to create a seamless user experience.
Advocate for data-driven design, ensuring we build products that truly meet user needs.
Synthesize findings into actionable recommendations and share them in engaging impactful ways.
You’re a great fit if you have a strong research background, an analytical mindset, and a passion for improving digital experiences.
A minimum of 2 years of proven experience as a product designer.
Ability to analyze and interpret complex data into meaningful insights.
Adequate use of Figma for design and prototyping is a must.
Strong knowledge of user-centered design principles and research methodologies.
Experience working on design tokenization and Figma variables is a plus.
Experience working with startups is a plus.
Thndr was founded with the dream to democratize access to investing through smart tech and human design, which is just a fancy way of saying giving anyone with a smartphone easy access to preserve and grow their wealth. At the same time, we’re promoting local investment products to propel the economies that we serve
History has shown that investing is the single greatest way to build long term wealth - but before Thndr, only a very small percentage of people had access to investing due to:
High barriers to entry - In the form of minimum account balances, brick and mortar onboarding and low financial literacy.
Irrelevant experience - Catered towards traders and financial experts, therefore alienating the majority of the population.
Fragmented offering - Investment products are not gathered in a single outlet.
On our short journey we’ve validated that there is a need for our solution, as illustrated by these key figures:
3 million app downloads
$8.8bn in annualized traded value
#1 platform in terms of traded value
84% of our users are investing for the first time
65% of our users come from outside of capital cities and have previously had limited access to financial institutions