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Current studies - updated: March 3, 2025
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Calling AI Professionals
The Red Hat User Experience team is looking for data scientists/engineers or AI/ML engineers who have experience with AI-enabled applications. We would love to chat with you during a one-hour call. You will be reimbursed for your time with a $150 gift card or a donation to a charitable organization.
Don’t see any studies that interest you?
If nothing interests you right now, that’s OK. We still want to work with you. Join our research community, and we’ll be in touch when the right opportunity comes along.
Open source is just part of our nature. We try to incorporate open source principles in everything we do. That’s why we want you to participate in our user experience design research. Become a research participant and help make our software, services, and websites more user-friendly.
Why participate?
Influence the future of Red Hat experiences
Whether you use Red Hat's products, services, or websites, each experience should work for you. And your input will help us tailor today’s experiences and influence tomorrow’s designs.
Contribute to the open source community
You don’t have to commit code to open source projects to be an important member of the open source community. As a research participant, you’re contributing ideas and thoughts to the open source community right alongside the developers and end users.
Engage in research activities
Hop on a call. Fill out a survey. Or complete one of our many research activities. Anything you contribute will help us design more optimal experiences for all our users.
Participant feedback
When I see that my ideas are there in the real product in the market, it feels good.
I think part of it has to be the kind of the philosophy of openness around Red Hat, which is something you don't really get from a lot of the other commercial vendors we work with.
It was actually quite fun (not a bad activity for 11:10 PM on a Tuesday night).
Constructing experiences based on real people
Red Hat researchers come from different backgrounds, possess diverse skills, and perform various functions at Red Hat. Some of us might be anthropologists with design backgrounds, while others might be psychologists with technical backgrounds. Regardless of who we are or where we come from, we all want to collaborate with you to build experiences that aren’t just useful—but enjoyable.
