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Introduction:
As a Platform Enablement Consultant in our Global Research Enablement team, you are the essential human backbone for our "Do It with quinn" (DIQ) ecosystem. In this self-serve model, clients design and execute consumer research alongside quinn, our always-on AI research partner. Your mission is to serve as their ultimate technical enabler and safety net investigating complex platform issues, triaging escalations, and evaluating AI-generated outputs to ensure seamless research execution.
Are you a tech-savvy problem solver who loves digging under the hood? Are you adept at AI, sharp enough to spot a logic flaw or hallucination, and energized by empowering others? If so, we’d love to talk with you!
What you will be doing:
DIQ Support & AI Escalation Management: Manage and resolve complex escalations from users or quinn by skillfully utilizing our platform, ticketing systems, and AI tools. Act as the critical bridge between users and Product.
Technical & Research Flow Troubleshooting: Investigate unexpected platform behaviors to isolate software bugs, user error, or flawed survey logic — coordinating seamlessly with Product to drive swift, decisive resolutions.
AI Output & Questionnaire Quality Assurance: Systematically review quinn-generated outputs for technical precision, identifying hallucinations, data inconsistencies, or logic gaps in automated questionnaire designs.
Client Empowerment & Enablement: Take a service- and education-minded approach to every interaction. Educate and train customers on platform capabilities, empowering them to build and run research independently.
Platform Mastery, Process Improvement & Product Feedback: Rapidly master our evolving platform and act as a crucial feedback loop. Analyze support queue trends to recommend workflow optimizations, systematically capturing client friction points to advocate for targeted platform enhancements.
Who you are:
The ideal candidate is a tech-savvy problem solver who understands market research survey mechanics and thrives on empowering customers in an AI-driven SaaS environment.
Tech-Savvy Problem Solver: You have a deep technical aptitude, strong analytical skills, a drive to find solutions, and a passion for untangling complex software issues.
Market Research & Survey Flow Aptitude: You possess a solid understanding of market research fundamentals and survey flow mechanics—including question routing, skip patterns, piping, quota definitions, and screening criteria—allowing you to quickly diagnose flaws in implementation.
AI Adept with a Critical Eye: You leverage AI tools effectively while maintaining a sharp eye for detail to spot hallucinations, mis-statements, or logic gaps in AI-generated outputs.
Education-Minded Communicator: You translate complex technical nuances, bug investigations, and survey workflows into clear, actionable guidance for clients and internal engineering teams.
Agile & Process-Oriented: You thrive in a fast-paced SaaS environment, constantly seeking ways to improve support workflows, knowledge base resources, and customer success metrics.
Education & Background: Degree in Information Systems, Business, a related analytical field, or equivalent practical experience in technical support, SaaS enablement, or market research operations.
Benefits of working at quantilope:
- Ongoing learning: With our dedicated learning budget for every employee and company-wide workshops with the best in the biz, we believe in providing our employees with all the tools they need to excel.
- Wellness is key: We offer full benefits (health, dental, and vision) as well as the support of certified mental health first aiders. We also have Quantiwell days which are global mental health days twice a year where the whole company takes a day for themselves.
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Diverse & inclusive community: Our team spans the globe, driving diverse ways of working and thinking. With the help of an incredible Community Committee, we are committed to advancing education and awareness.
Planning for the future: At quantilope, we keep your financial wellness top of mind with a 401k program and a 3.5% annual match. - Team bonding: Team offsites, summer and holiday parties.. .where in the world will we bring the team together next? We’re all working hard and know how important it is to have fun along the way.
Compensation: $75k - $86k base + 10% bonus
Über uns
As a consumer research technology company, we know the importance of diversity not only in our data but also across our team. At quantilope, we celebrate and welcome all people regardless of their gender identity, age, sexual orientation, race, religion, or ethnicity. We strongly believe that best ideas come from sharing and collaborating across diverse perspectives and experiences.
Join us and let's see what we can build together!
Introduction:
As a Platform Enablement Consultant in our Global Research Enablement team, you are the essential human backbone for our "Do It with quinn" (DIQ) ecosystem. In this self-serve model, clients design and execute consumer research alongside quinn, our always-on AI research partner. Your mission is to serve as their ultimate technical enabler and safety net investigating complex platform issues, triaging escalations, and evaluating AI-generated outputs to ensure seamless research execution.
Are you a tech-savvy problem solver who loves digging under the hood? Are you adept at AI, sharp enough to spot a logic flaw or hallucination, and energized by empowering others? If so, we’d love to talk with you!
What you will be doing:
DIQ Support & AI Escalation Management: Manage and resolve complex escalations from users or quinn by skillfully utilizing our platform, ticketing systems, and AI tools. Act as the critical bridge between users and Product.
Technical & Research Flow Troubleshooting: Investigate unexpected platform behaviors to isolate software bugs, user error, or flawed survey logic — coordinating seamlessly with Product to drive swift, decisive resolutions.
AI Output & Questionnaire Quality Assurance: Systematically review quinn-generated outputs for technical precision, identifying hallucinations, data inconsistencies, or logic gaps in automated questionnaire designs.
Client Empowerment & Enablement: Take a service- and education-minded approach to every interaction. Educate and train customers on platform capabilities, empowering them to build and run research independently.
Platform Mastery, Process Improvement & Product Feedback: Rapidly master our evolving platform and act as a crucial feedback loop. Analyze support queue trends to recommend workflow optimizations, systematically capturing client friction points to advocate for targeted platform enhancements.
Who you are:
The ideal candidate is a tech-savvy problem solver who understands market research survey mechanics and thrives on empowering customers in an AI-driven SaaS environment.
Tech-Savvy Problem Solver: You have a deep technical aptitude, strong analytical skills, a drive to find solutions, and a passion for untangling complex software issues.
Market Research & Survey Flow Aptitude: You possess a solid understanding of market research fundamentals and survey flow mechanics—including question routing, skip patterns, piping, quota definitions, and screening criteria—allowing you to quickly diagnose flaws in implementation.
AI Adept with a Critical Eye: You leverage AI tools effectively while maintaining a sharp eye for detail to spot hallucinations, mis-statements, or logic gaps in AI-generated outputs.
Education-Minded Communicator: You translate complex technical nuances, bug investigations, and survey workflows into clear, actionable guidance for clients and internal engineering teams.
Agile & Process-Oriented: You thrive in a fast-paced SaaS environment, constantly seeking ways to improve support workflows, knowledge base resources, and customer success metrics.
Education & Background: Degree in Information Systems, Business, a related analytical field, or equivalent practical experience in technical support, SaaS enablement, or market research operations.
Benefits of working at quantilope:
- Ongoing learning: With our dedicated learning budget for every employee and company-wide workshops with the best in the biz, we believe in providing our employees with all the tools they need to excel.
- Wellness is key: We offer full benefits (health, dental, and vision) as well as the support of certified mental health first aiders. We also have Quantiwell days which are global mental health days twice a year where the whole company takes a day for themselves.
-
Diverse & inclusive community: Our team spans the globe, driving diverse ways of working and thinking. With the help of an incredible Community Committee, we are committed to advancing education and awareness.
Planning for the future: At quantilope, we keep your financial wellness top of mind with a 401k program and a 3.5% annual match. - Team bonding: Team offsites, summer and holiday parties.. .where in the world will we bring the team together next? We’re all working hard and know how important it is to have fun along the way.
Compensation: $75k - $86k base + 10% bonus
Über uns
As a consumer research technology company, we know the importance of diversity not only in our data but also across our team. At quantilope, we celebrate and welcome all people regardless of their gender identity, age, sexual orientation, race, religion, or ethnicity. We strongly believe that best ideas come from sharing and collaborating across diverse perspectives and experiences.
Join us and let's see what we can build together!
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Who's Hiring
- Fashionphile10
- Macy's2
- Amazon2
- AARP1
- Mars1
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in consumer insights analyst jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in market research, psychology, statistics, or a related field
- Proficiency in survey platforms such as Qualtrics or similar tools
- Experience with statistical analysis software including SPSS or R
- Ability to translate quantitative and qualitative data into actionable business recommendations
- Familiarity with syndicated data sources such as Nielsen or Kantar
- Strong presentation skills for communicating findings to cross-functional stakeholders
Tips for Your Consumer Insights Analyst Job Search
Tailor your resume to research methods
Hiring managers scan for the exact methods you've used, so name them explicitly: conjoint analysis, MaxDiff, A/B testing, focus groups. Generic phrases like 'conducted consumer research' won't pass the resume screen that specific methodology keywords will.
Show the business impact of your findings
Bullet points that stop at 'analyzed survey data' get skipped. Reframe every resume entry around the decision your insight influenced: a product launch, a pricing change, a campaign pivot. That translation from data to business outcome is what hiring managers want to see.
Build a portfolio with sanitized case studies
Most insights work is proprietary, but you can present anonymized versions: strip brand names, swap category labels, and focus on your analytical framework. A two-page case study showing your research design, methodology choice, and final recommendation is far more persuasive than a resume alone.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists consumer insights analyst openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Filter postings by the tools they require
Job descriptions that list SPSS, Qualtrics, or Tableau signal a quantitative-heavy team. Those naming IDEO or ethnographic methods lean qualitative. Matching your toolkit to the posting before you apply lets you customize your cover letter and reduces the chance of a mismatch in the first interview.
Prepare a research design question for interviews
Many consumer insights interviews include a live 'how would you design this study?' prompt. Practice walking through sampling strategy, methodology selection, and how you'd present findings to a non-research audience. Interviewers use this to judge whether you can own a project end to end.
Consumer Insights Analyst Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most consumer insights analysts?
The companies hiring the most consumer insights analysts right now include Fashionphile, Macy's, and Amazon, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Massachusetts, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. CPG manufacturers, retailers, and media companies tend to maintain the largest dedicated insights teams.
How many consumer insights analyst jobs are remote?
About 100% of consumer insights analyst openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting how much of the role revolves around survey platforms, statistical software, and slide decks rather than on-site fieldwork. Qualitative roles that involve in-person focus groups or ethnographic research tend to require more on-site presence than quantitative or syndicated-data positions.
How do you become a consumer insights analyst?
Start with a degree in market research, psychology, statistics, marketing, or a related field. Build hands-on skills in survey design and data analysis tools, and practice translating raw findings into recommendations a business team can act on. Internships at a research agency, CPG brand, or retailer give you the project experience and methodology exposure that entry-level postings expect before you apply full-time.
Can I get a consumer insights analyst job with little experience?
Yes, entry-level postings exist and are realistic to target if you can demonstrate research fundamentals. Employers care most about your ability to design a clean survey, analyze the output, and present a coherent finding. Academic research projects, freelance surveys for local businesses, or a research internship all count. Applying with a short case study or annotated sample report can offset a thin work history.
What does the consumer insights analyst interview process look like?
Most processes run three to four stages: an initial recruiter screen focused on background and tool familiarity, a hiring manager conversation about past projects and methodology choices, and a skills exercise where you design a research approach or interpret a dataset. Final rounds often include a panel with a cross-functional stakeholder, such as a brand manager or product lead, who evaluates whether you can communicate findings to a non-research audience.
Where can I find and apply to consumer insights analyst jobs?
You can find and apply to consumer insights analyst jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search for roles that match your background, seniority level, and preferred industry, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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