The H2OSAV program is seeking an OPS Research Technician to support ongoing research related to residential water use. Research Technician will support research efforts through statistical analysis and data analysis for peer-reviewed manuscripts and technical reports. The ideal candidate will have strong interests in applied research, quantitative analysis, and environmental or water-related topics. We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented individual who is eager to contribute to collaborative research projects. Prior research experience is preferred.This position is particularly well-suited for candidates considering careers or graduate study involving research, data analysis, environmental science, public policy, or related fields. The Research Technician will gain experience in statistical analysis, data management, and scientific communication, while working closely with the research team on ongoing projects and peer-reviewed publications.
| Classification Title: | OPS Time Limited Non-Clerical |
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| Classification Minimum Requirements: | N/A |
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| Job Description: | - Conduct statistical analyses, including ANOVA and linear regression
- Perform data cleaning, organization, and basic data manipulation
- Apply data transformations and assist with interpretation of quantitative findings
- Prepare clear written descriptions of analytical methods for manuscripts and technical reports
- Assist with ongoing residential water conservation research projects
- Collaborate with faculty and research staff on project-related tasks
- Conduct literature reviews related to ongoing research
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| Expected Salary: | $20/hour |
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| Required Qualifications: | - Experience with ANOVA, linear regression, and basic data manipulation
- Familiarity with data transformations and related analytical techniques
- Strong written communication skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work independently while meeting project deadlines
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| Preferred: | - Understanding of residential water use and water conservation research
- Prior experience contributing to peer-reviewed journal articles or academic publications
- Experience working in a research or academic setting
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| Special Instructions to Applicants: | This is a temporary (one year), Time-Limited, full-time (40 hours per M-F work week) position with PREC. In order to be considered, you must upload your cover letter and resume. Application must be submitted by 11:55 p.m. (ET) of the posting end date. |
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| Health Assessment Required: | No |
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