Freelance Design Researcher | Lonely Planet

To support the growth of Lonely Planets iconic guidebooks we are seeking the help of a freelance Design Researcher. Working closely with our Guidebook Development Editor you will conduct hands-on design research as well as analysing the wealth of third-party data available. This is a freelance position. We anticipate needing freelance support for at least 6 months with the possibility of extending.What Youll DoCreate a programme of research designed to improve Lonely Planets guidebook salesTest content designs and products as they are prototyped to ensure they meet consumer needs and will drive growthConduct quant and qual research on users and non-users to find out how Lonely Planet can best position its product for successCreate briefs for the book product team on how to improve existing product and launch suitable product to new demographics based on consumer insightAnalyze the wealth of third-party data published in both the travel and book industries to ensure Lonely Planet books remain competitive and on-trendWhat Were Looking For:Freelancer looking to form a deep relationship with Lonely Planet3 years of relevant design research or UX experienceHands-on experience in quantitative survey and qualitative / design consumer researchExcellent analytical presentation communication and influencing skillsTrack record of contributing to demonstrable business growthIntellectual curiosity in ever-changing travel and media landscapes to stay abreast of industry trends and changing consumer needsA scrappy approach - sourcing fast cost-effective recommendationsRate:250 per diem to be invoiced fortnightlyLonely Planet GuidebooksWith over 150 million guidebooks in print Lonely Planet is a trusted source for any traveler. Since our inception in 1973 weve inspired generations of travelers to discover amazing places and enabled curious travelers to get off the beaten paths to appreciate different cultures and become agents of positive change.Click here for more details regarding the employee privacy policy: Questions about this Privacy Notice can be directed to. Alternatively you may raise any questions or concerns to your manager HR Business Partner or through the Privacy Team. Key Skills Intelligence Community Experience,Python,Spss,Microsoft Word,R,Regression Analysis,Windows,Stata,Microsoft Powerpoint,Research Experience,Data Modeling,Writing Skills Employment Type : Contract Experience: years Vacancy: 1 Experience: 3 years required

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