Research Analyst

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Hey!

I'm looking for someone to help me with the final stage of a business research project.
The goal is simple: determine what the evidence actually says and produce a quantified problem statement based on it.

You'll receive a complete handoff package containing:
• The research brief.
• The business niche.
• The Ideal Customer Profile (ICP).
• The original hypothesis.
• Interview recordings (where permission was given).
• Interview transcripts.
• Interview summaries.
• Additional observations from the interviewer.

Your job is to analyze the evidence objectively and determine whether the hypothesis is supported, needs to be changed, or should be rejected entirely.

Your responsibilities will include:
• Reviewing the research brief.
• Reviewing all interview transcripts and summaries.
• Identifying recurring themes and patterns.
• Performing additional secondary research where necessary.
• Determining whether the original hypothesis is supported, should be revised, or should be rejected.
• Quantifying the business impact wherever possible.
• Identifying the root cause of the problem.
• Writing a clear final report based entirely on the evidence.

At the end of the project, I'd like to receive one PDF report containing:
• Executive summary.
• The business niche.
• The Ideal Customer Profile (ICP).
• Existing solutions and competitors.
• The quantified problem statement.
• Estimated business impact.
• Root cause analysis.
• Supporting primary evidence.
• Supporting secondary evidence.
• Conclusion.

The project pays €125 and is expected to take about one week.

To apply, please tell me the following:

• A short introduction about yourself.
• Previous experience, if applicable.
• Imagine that half of the interviews support the hypothesis and the other half don't. How would you d ---------- what conclusion can reasonably be drawn?

This project is expected to begin after the previous stage of the research project has been completed. I'll keep you updated on the expected start date throughout the process.

Don't overthink the application or make it sound overly corporate. Just write how you normally would. Looking forward to hearing from you!