CV UX Research

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For all the UX researchers looking for a CV that matches your style and level of creativity, Piktochart presents its UX researcher CV template. The multi-page CV offers you an area to share everything from your educational history to your best work. It also has a graph that you can use along with a number of other attractive graphics and icons. Simply adjust the element according to your needs, download the CV in PDF or PNG format, and you are good to go. Try now!

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