Our Client, a business conglomerate with presence in different sectors
including Consumer Products, Corporate Services and Infrastructure is
seeking to hire the services of a Researcher of Safes and Fingerprint
locks (Bio metrics).
RESEARCHER OF SAFES AND FINGERPRINT LOCKS
JOB DESCRIPTION
The role is domiciled in Lagos and researcher will liaise with sales teams nationwide and suitable candidate will:
• Conduct research to determine client's opinions on Safes and Fingerprint locks offered them.
• Perform both social and market research to evaluate consumer buying behaviors.
• Create surveys and questionnaires and distribute them.
•
Perform qualitative research to attempt to understand why people do,
buy, or think a certain way by researching their attitudes, opinions,
and actions.
• Design, organize, and manage the distribution of research materials.
• Write and present reports.
• Work with sales, marketing, and product development teams to create and launch products and services.
• Analyze and evaluate results of interviews and surveys.
• Make recommendations to clients about how resulting information could be used.
• Collect information from various locations on the Internet such as forums and review websites.
• Record information through negotiation process.
• Determine what research techniques will be used and length of research process.
• Determine buying trends.
• Evaluate success and failures of competitors.
• Organize and present data in clear, concise manner.
QUALIFICATIONS
Suitable candidate should:
• Possess at least a first degree.
• Have at least 2 years work experience in a market research company
• Be familiar with how bio-metric/ fingerprint locks work.
•
Have worked in a security outfit or an organization that sell or make
use of Safes and Fingerprint locks like banks, hotels etc.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Experience in Automatics [Sliding Door Machine, Revolving Door Machine, Digital Locks] would be preferred.
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