Market Research Field Interviewer Paid per Shift Car Required

Join Ipsos and take on a role that gets you out and about in your local area. As a Field Market Research Interviewer, youll travel across bus routes and stations, speaking with passengers to help improve public transport across the UK.What the Role InvolvesEach shift is based on a specific route, stop, or station. Youll be provided with everything you need, including a tablet, survey materials, and ID, to carry out your work confidently.During your shift, you will:Approach passengers and invite them to take part in a short surveyAsk a set of structured questions and accurately record responsesCapture feedback on their journey and experienceOccasionally count passenger numbers (footfall)Shifts may vary:Some involve travelling on a bus for the full routeOthers are based at a bus stop or station (typically around 3 hours)Youll be working independently, often in public-facing environments, so confidence and resilience are key.What to ExpectPaid per shift (rather than hourly)Typically around 2 shifts per week , depending on local demandFlexible, part-time work that fits around other commitmentsFree travel on the bus services you are surveyingOpportunities for additional work and performance-based earningsThis role can involve early starts, varied locations, and approaching people who may not always want to take part, but its also a great way to work flexibly and meet a wide range of people.Why Join Ipsos?Comprehensive, award-winning trainingSupportive team environment and ongoing guidanceAccess to employee discountsYoull Be a Great Fit If You:Are confident speaking to members of the publicAre comfortable working independently in different locationsCan stay motivated, even when responses are lowHave a full driving licence and access to a carAre happy travelling locally and working on busesAre looking for flexible, ongoing fieldwork opportunitiesReady to Get Started?Apply now to join Ipsos as a Market Research Interviewer and help shape the future of public transport across the UK.TPBN1_UKTJ