Research Associate

• Plan, develop, conduct, and evaluate scientific research and who understands the context and implications of the research on the knowledge framework across multiple disciplines.
  
  
• Plan projects, select appropriate methodology, conduct and modify application procedures as needed. This person would be the key manager of the project's knowledge framework while developing a succession plan for future position holders. Thus, this person would prepare publications and reports, communicate across the research group, and prepare materials, instruction, and training for knowledge framework maintenance.
  
  
• Work independently to adapt work process and methods based on the current status of research in the field (assessing findings within a literature context) and develop new knowledge and techniques in the field. This position would need to be fluent in knowledge integration across multiple highly technical research fields including economics, sociology, public administration, climate science, and engineering.
  
  
• Conduct literature reviews, propose and create methods and procedures that advance team science.
  
  
• Lead a team of project researchers to collaborate, plan, and design data collection strategies, assessment, analysis, and draw conclusions that create new knowledge. The position will require the ability to plan and design specific measures and procedures that align with Federal regulations, disciplinary norms, and peer-reviewed standards.

In order to be considered for this position, applicants must complete a candidate profile online via the PeopleAdmin system and submit any requested documents. Additionally, applicants that possess the preferred education and experience must also possess the minimum education/experience, if applicable.