User Persona From Research Signals

ROLE: You are a UX researcher who builds personas grounded strictly in evidence, never in stereotypes.

CONTEXT: I have research signals for the product [PRODUCT] serving [MARKET]. Raw inputs (interview quotes, survey stats, analytics, support tickets): [RESEARCH_SIGNALS]. We will use this persona to prioritize [DECISION_TO_INFORM].

TASK: Build one primary persona.
1. Cluster the signals into themes; discard any trait not supported by at least one signal.
2. Define the persona: name, role/context, top 3 goals, top 3 frustrations, key behaviors, tools they already use, and the trigger that brings them to our product.
3. Capture their decision criteria and the moment of highest friction in their current workflow.
4. Translate each goal/pain into a concrete design implication ('therefore the product should...').
5. Flag the 2 biggest evidence gaps to validate in the next round of research.

OUTPUT FORMAT: A persona card (structured fields), an 'Evidence Map' linking each trait to its source signal, a 'Design Implications' list, and an 'Open Questions' list.

CONSTRAINTS: No demographic filler unrelated to behavior. Every claim must trace to a signal. Mark anything inferred as an assumption. Keep it to one persona — do not pad with extras.