The National Archives is hiring two Senior User Researchers to join our growing digital team. These roles offer a unique opportunity to shape how the public accesses and interacts with the UK''s rich historical and legal records. We''re looking for experienced, thoughtful user researchers who are passionate about inclusive, evidence-based design. Both roles share the same core responsibilities but differ in focus. About The National Archives We are the official archive for the UK Government and for England and Wales, holding millions of records dating back over 1,000 years. From the Domesday Book to born-digital judgments, our mission is to preserve and provide access to these important public records for everyone. Our Digital Services and Digital Archiving departments are made up of several agile multi-disciplinary teams focusing on different products or services. Our mission is to design and deliver user-centred services that make our collections accessible, usable, and relevant to a wide range of audiences. The National Archives is a unique environment to do user research. As a UK research Institution, as well as a non-ministerial department, our colleagues and users are often leading experts in our collections. This offers opportunities to partner on external research projects and apply for funding to lead internal strategic research projects. A combination of onsite and home working is available for both roles and applicants should be able to regularly travel to