What if we could shape the future of IBM products, together?

At IBM, we create advanced technology that helps the world work better. And we need your input to co-create seamless user experiences as we build and improve our products using some of the most innovative and advanced technologies.

Join our User Experience program to work with IBM designers and researchers in a wide range of studies where you can influence the future of our products.

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