Usability Testing Specialist

Job Description

This is a permanent role with a one of our esteemed FinTech Clients

Key Skills

  • Conduct usability testing, product validation, and experience testing for digital products across web and mobile platforms.
  • Evaluate digital journeys to identify usability issues, customer pain points, navigation challenges, and experience gaps.
  • Design and execute usability studies, user testing sessions, and validation exercises based on product objectives.
  • Apply design thinking and user-centered methodologies to evaluate and improve product experiences.
  • Analyze qualitative and quantitative feedback to identify usability patterns and actionable insights.
  • Collaborate with Product Managers, UX/UI Designers, Researchers, Engineers, and Business teams to validate product concepts and solutions.
  • Document testing findings, usability issues, recommendations, and improvement opportunities in a structured manner.
  • Support pre-launch and post-launch product validation and contribute to continuous UX improvement.
  • Track identified issues through resolution and validate whether design/product changes address the original user problems.

Company: Client of Turning Point Career

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Business Type: Enterprise

Company Type: Product

Business Model: B2B2C

Funding Stage: IPO/Public

Industry: FinTech

Job Description

This is a permanent role with a one of our esteemed FinTech Clients

Key Skills

Usability Testing, Product Validation, UX Testing, Experience Testing, Design Thinking, User Research, Digital Products

Roles & Responsibilities

  • Conduct usability testing, product validation, and experience testing for digital products across web and mobile platforms.
  • Evaluate digital journeys to identify usability issues, customer pain points, navigation challenges, and experience gaps.
  • Design and execute usability studies, user testing sessions, and validation exercises based on product objectives.
  • Apply design thinking and user-centered methodologies to evaluate and improve product experiences.
  • Analyze qualitative and quantitative feedback to identify usability patterns and actionable insights.
  • Collaborate with Product Managers, UX/UI Designers, Researchers, Engineers, and Business teams to validate product concepts and solutions.
  • Document testing findings, usability issues, recommendations, and improvement opportunities in a structured manner.
  • Support pre-launch and post-launch product validation and contribute to continuous UX improvement.
  • Track identified issues through resolution and validate whether design/product changes address the original user problems.

Ideal Candidate

  • Strong Usability / UX Testing and Validation Profiles
  • Must have 1+ YOE in product validation, usability testing, design thinking, or experience testing roles, working on digital products
  • Must have hands-on experience in testing user journeys, workflows, and interaction flows for web or mobile applications
  • Must have practical experience conducting usability testing, prototype testing, and concept validation with users before product release
  • Experience in identifying usability issues, user friction points, and iterating designs based on feedback and testing insights
  • Must have strong hands-on experience with Maze for prototype testing, unmoderated usability testing, surveys, and quantitative user research OR Content Square for customer journey analysis, heatmaps, session recordings, behavioral analytics, and digital experience optimization (atleast 1 tool experience is required)
  • Strong understanding of UX principles, interaction design, information architecture, and design thinking methodologies
  • Basic understanding of user behavior and usability heuristics to improve overall product experience
  • Candidates from B2C consumer-facing digital product companies, fintech, e-commerce, or product-driven organizations
  • B Des/M Des.

Please Note - This is NOT a UI/UX Design role. We are looking for Usability / Design testing candidates who specialize in testing product concepts, validating workflows, and creating prototypes purely for experimentation and usability testing

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