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About

We're a UX research team. We're also an AI application research team.

voidvector runs four practices as one line — AI application, UX design, growth & brand consulting, and marketing growth — because your users never experience the product as four separate departments.

Two research disciplines, one team

voidvector started simply: we were user researchers who watched finished features go unused, then watched the AI wave produce features built for AI's sake. Both failures are the same failure — teams building what's convenient to build instead of what people actually use. So we fused the two disciplines: UX research tells us what's worth building; AI application research tells us what's actually buildable right now.

Four practices, one loop — not four vendors

You could hire four agencies: an AI shop that ships features nobody touches, a design studio that draws flows the tech can't support, a growth consultant optimizing a funnel with a broken experience inside it, a marketing agency driving traffic that never sticks. Everyone delivers; the budget dies in the handoffs. We run AI application, UX design, growth & brand consulting, and marketing growth as one loop — research findings become design decisions, and growth data flows straight back into the product.

Evidence, not taste

Usability session recordings, retention curves, visibility data across search and mainstream AI engines — every recommendation we make has to trace back to something we observed. If we can't show you where a conclusion came from, we shouldn't be charging you for it.

AI has to beat the dumb baseline

Most AI features are demos wearing a product costume. We run model selection and evaluation before anything ships; retrieval Q&A and workflow automation go live only when they beat the dumbest workable baseline. When they don't, we'll tell you to skip them.

How we think

What we value.

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    Research first

    We read users and numbers before we touch anything.

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    Opinionated delivery

    You get a verdict, not a menu of options.

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    Numbers map to moves

    Every action is tied to a metric you actually care about.

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    AI where it belongs

    In the right place — not every place.

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    Handover means you run it

    If you still need us to operate it, we are not done.

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    Honest about what failed

    We tell you what didn't work — and we say it first.

voidvector

Meet the team behind the work.

  • Clarence Wu
    Clarence Wu Founder & Research Director

    Sets the direction and keeps both research practices honest — about what users actually do, and what AI can actually deliver.

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  • Clarence Wu
    Clarence Wu Head of UX Research

    Runs user interviews and usability tests — and the information architecture and interface work that follows — turning what people actually do into decisions teams can act on.

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  • Clarence Wu
    Clarence Wu Head of AI Application Research

    Leads model selection and evaluation — retrieval Q&A and workflow automation ship only after they beat their baselines.

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  • Wilbert Hsieh
    Wilbert Hsieh Head of Quantitative Research

    Leads quantitative research and analysis — turning "did it work" into something measurable instead of a feeling.

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  • Clarence Wu
    Clarence Wu Growth & Brand Consultant

    Works on brand positioning, retention, and LTV — turning one-off wins into a growth loop that compounds.

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  • Clarence Wu
    Clarence Wu Marketing Strategy Lead

    Runs SEO, GEO, and content strategy — making brands visible where search and mainstream AI engines answer for them.

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Careers

We're hiring.

We're looking for UX researchers, AI application researchers, and growth and marketing strategists who want to work the whole line — from user evidence to shipped product to measurable growth. Full-time, Taipei or remote.

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Let's find where intelligence moves your metric.

Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you honestly where intelligence moves the number — and where it doesn't.

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