FAQs
What is the primary focus of the UX Researcher position at SAP?
The primary focus is to lead UX research projects for the Modeling and Governance group, gaining meaningful and actionable insights about users throughout the product development lifecycle.
What qualifications are preferred for candidates applying for this position?
A graduate degree in Human Factors, HCI, Design, Cognitive Science, Psychology, Anthropology, or a related field is preferred but not mandatory.
Is experience in B2B or Enterprise tool design considered important for this role?
Yes, a background in B2B / Enterprise tool design or research, as well as data analysis/visualization projects, is preferred.
What kind of skills are beneficial for this UX Researcher role?
Great communication and storytelling skills, experience with both quantitative and qualitative data, and the ability to handle multiple concurrent studies are beneficial.
How does SAP promote a collaborative work environment?
SAP fosters a collaborative, caring team environment with a strong emphasis on learning and development, and encourages empowerment among designers, teams, and stakeholders to embrace user-centric methodologies.
What languages are required for this position?
Fluency in English is required, and proficiency in German is considered advantageous.
What is the expected travel requirement for this position?
The expected travel requirement is 0 - 10%.
Will I be involved in design reviews as part of this role?
Yes, you will actively participate in design reviews, offering a researcher's perspective on design decisions and advocating for the user's point of view in decision-making processes.
Does SAP offer any benefits for its employees?
Yes, SAP provides a variety of benefit options for employees to choose from, along with recognition for individual contributions.
What is the culture like at SAP?
SAP's culture is focused on inclusion, health and well-being, and flexible working models to ensure all employees feel included and can excel in their roles.