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Join us as we work to create a thriving ecosystem that delivers accessible, high-quality, and sustainable healthcare for all.
Position Summary
As a Lead Quantitative UX Researcher, you’ll make behavioral data a core part of how we understand users, using Amplitude and behavioral analytics to uncover meaningful insights into the diverse client and customer populations we serve as a healthcare company. Embedded in specific product areas and partnering closely with our Behavioral Data & Product (BDP) team, you’ll drive how behavioral data shapes everyday product decisions alongside product, design, and engineering partners. This isn’t a lone-researcher role delivering findings from the sidelines: you’ll stay with the team to understand why users behave the way they do and help decide what we build in response. You’ll also be the team’s resident expert on behavioral data, helping teammates see what’s possible with it and get invested in using it well. This is a hybrid role based in Boston and reports to the Principal Design Researcher, Senior Manager.
About the Team
The Data and Ecosystem Platform subdivision focuses on data access, integration, and interoperability across the healthcare ecosystem. As part of the broader User Experience team, you will support specific product areas while shifting focus as organizational priorities evolve. The role will primarily focus on hands-on research and exploration, with additional responsibility for turning effective methods, cohort definitions, dashboards, study designs, and tracking standards into repeatable resources for other teams that raise the bar for how teams across the organization use behavioral data.
Essential Job Responsibilities
- Plan research with Product, Design, Engineering, and Research partners by defining research questions, hypotheses, study designs, and success measures.
- Analyze user and customer behavior through funnel and drop-off analysis, retention and cohort comparisons, journey and path analysis, behavioral segmentation, controlled experiments, surveys, and statistical modeling.
- Use Amplitude, SQL, and R or Python to combine data sources, conduct significance testing and modeling, and analyze behavioral, survey, and mixed-method data.
- Identify segment- and specialty-specific patterns that improve the organization’s understanding of its diverse users and customers.
- Combine quantitative findings with qualitative and survey research to develop a more complete understanding of user behavior and the factors influencing it.
- Conduct qualitative research, including user interviews, usability testing, concept testing, diary studies, and contextual inquiry.
- Define meaningful cohorts and segments and translate them into participant lists, screeners, and outreach criteria.
- Partner with the Behavioral Data & Product and Engineering teams on cross-product analyses, event taxonomies, tracking plans, data quality, and centralized user profile use cases.
- Develop clear dashboards, reports, readouts, and recommendations that help technical and non-technical stakeholders make product and design decisions.
- Apply AI tools responsibly to improve the speed, scale, and quality of behavioral and survey data analysis while developing transparent, repeatable AI-assisted research workflows.
Additional Job Responsibilities
- Identify behavioral research opportunities and carry them from initial questions through analysis, recommendations, and product decisions.
- Integrate behavioral insights into product planning, design critiques, experimentation, and post-launch reviews.
- Partner with designers to translate findings into design recommendations and evaluate whether experience changes achieve the intended results.
- Convert effective research methods, templates, dashboards, and study designs into repeatable tools and processes in partnership with the Behavioral Data & Product team.
- Create case studies and practical examples that demonstrate how behavioral data and Amplitude can support product decisions.
- Share knowledge about behavioral analytics methods and contribute to research standards and practices across the organization.
Expected Education & Experience
- 5+ years of industry experience in quantitative UX research or behavioral data science, with demonstrated depth in behavioral data and hands-on experience in experimentation.
- Proficiency in SQL and R or Python, and in statistical methods such as significance testing and modeling.
- Experience with product analytics platforms, specifically Amplitude.
- Experience using AI tools in everyday research practice to improve the speed, scale, and quality of behavioral and survey data analysis and develop responsible, repeatable AI-assisted workflows.
- Working competence in qualitative methods, including user interviewing, usability testing, and concept testing.
- Working understanding of usability heuristics and core design principles, including information hierarchy, chart selection, and progressive disclosure, applied to dashboards, reports, and self-service tools.
- Demonstrated ability to move between technical rigor and clear stakeholder communication.
- Portfolio or work samples demonstrating problem framing, study design, analysis, and how findings shaped product decisions.
- Academic or professional background in behavioral science, behavioral economics, the social sciences, or a related field preferred.
- Experience in healthcare, enterprise software, or other complex operational domains preferred.
Expected Compensation
$153,000 - $259,000* The base salary range shown reflects the full range for this role from minimum to maximum. At athenahealth, base pay depends on multiple factors, including job-related experience, relevant knowledge and skills, how your qualifications compare to others in similar roles, and geographical market rates. Base pay is only one part of our competitive Total Rewards package - depending on role eligibility, we offer both short and long-term incentives by way of an annual discretionary bonus plan, variable compensation plan, and equity plans.
About athenahealth
Our vision: In an industry that becomes more complex by the day, we stand for simplicity. We offer IT solutions and expert services that eliminate the daily hurdles preventing healthcare providers from focusing entirely on their patients — powered by our vision to create a thriving ecosystem that delivers accessible, high-quality, and sustainable healthcare for all.
Our company culture: Our talented employees — or athenistas, as we call ourselves — spark the innovation and passion needed to accomplish our vision. We are a diverse group of dreamers and do-ers with unique knowledge, expertise, backgrounds, and perspectives. We unite as mission-driven problem-solvers with a deep desire to achieve our vision and make our time here count. Our award-winning culture is built around shared values of inclusiveness, accountability, and support.
Our DEI commitment: Our vision of accessible, high-quality, and sustainable healthcare for all requires addressing the inequities that stand in the way. That's one reason we prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in every aspect of our business, from attracting and sustaining a diverse workforce to maintaining an inclusive environment for athenistas, our partners, customers and the communities where we work and serve.
What we can do for you:
Along with health and financial benefits, athenistas enjoy perks specific to each location, including commuter support, employee assistance programs, tuition assistance, employee resource groups, and collaborative workspaces — some offices even welcome dogs.
We also encourage a better work-life balance for athenistas with our flexibility. While we know in-office collaboration is critical to our vision, we recognize that not all work needs to be done within an office environment, full-time. With consistent communication and digital collaboration tools, athenahealth enables employees to find a balance that feels fulfilling and productive for each individual situation.
In addition to our traditional benefits and perks, we sponsor events throughout the year, including book clubs, external speakers, and hackathons. We provide athenistas with a company culture based on learning, the support of an engaged team, and an inclusive environment where all employees are valued.
Learn more about our culture and benefits here: athenahealth.com/careers
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Align your portfolio to PERM job duties
PERM labor certification locks in a specific job description, so your portfolio and resume must reflect the exact duties your employer will advertise. Gaps between your documented work and the posted role can trigger a DOL audit.
Verify your degree maps to UX specialty occupation
USCIS requires a direct nexus between your degree field and the UX role. A general business or arts degree alone may be insufficient. Supplementing with UX certifications or a relevant advanced degree strengthens your EB-2 candidacy significantly.
Target employers with active PERM filing history
Not every studio or tech company runs green card sponsorship programs. Use OFLC Wage Search to identify employers who have filed PERM applications for UX roles, then prioritize those in your outreach and applications.
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Migrate Mate filters job listings by green card sponsorship history, so you can focus on UX roles where employers have already committed to the PERM process rather than negotiating sponsorship from scratch after an offer.
Negotiate sponsorship terms before accepting any offer
Confirm in writing whether the employer covers DOL filing fees, legal counsel, and premium processing before you sign. Some UX contractors and agencies pass costs to workers, which affects both your finances and your timeline to I-140 approval.
Understand how EB-3 backlog affects your country of birth
EB-3 has no annual cap for most countries, but India and China face multi-year backlogs even after I-140 approval. Check the monthly USCIS Visa Bulletin to model realistic timelines before choosing between EB-2 and EB-3 classification.
Green Card User Experience UX: Frequently Asked Questions
Do UX roles qualify as specialty occupations for green card sponsorship?
Yes. UX positions typically require at minimum a bachelor's degree in human-computer interaction, design, psychology, or a related field, which meets the specialty occupation threshold USCIS applies to EB-2 and EB-3 petitions. Roles requiring an advanced degree or specialized research background can qualify at the EB-2 level, while standard UX designer and researcher positions commonly qualify under EB-3 skilled worker classification.
How does the PERM green card process differ from H-1B sponsorship for UX professionals?
H-1B visa is a temporary nonimmigrant status with a three-year initial period and an annual lottery, while PERM leads to permanent residency with no renewal required once approved. PERM requires your employer to conduct a formal recruitment process proving no qualified U.S. worker is available, a step H-1B does not require. The PERM process also has no annual cap concerns at the EB-3 level for most nationalities, making it a more stable long-term path for UX professionals.
What documentation should a UX professional prepare before starting the PERM process?
You'll need official transcripts showing a relevant degree, a comprehensive employment history with dates and duties, and evidence that your prior experience directly aligns with the sponsored UX role. If your degree is from outside the United States, a credential evaluation from a NACES-member organization is typically required. Your employer's immigration counsel will use these materials to draft the PERM job description, so accuracy and completeness matter from the start.
Where can I find UX employers who sponsor green cards?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for this search, letting you filter UX job listings by employers with documented green card sponsorship history. This saves time compared to applying broadly and then discovering whether sponsorship is possible during the offer stage, when renegotiating terms is far harder.
Can a UX contractor or freelancer receive green card sponsorship?
Generally no. PERM sponsorship requires a bona fide full-time, permanent employment relationship between you and the sponsoring employer. Contract, project-based, or third-party staffing arrangements do not satisfy DOL's requirements because the employment relationship must exist at the time of filing and must be intended to continue after you receive your green card. Converting from a contract to a direct hire role before initiating the PERM process is the standard path for UX professionals currently working as contractors.