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Simulation, Computer Science, Measurement and Statistics, or a related field is required. The candidates must have research experience in one or more areas (metacognition, self-regulated learning, serious
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in research activities. 2. Attend a grant writing workshop, participate in a research workshop and attend courses related to advanced statistics. 3. Present at the conferences in order to build
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conducting research related to gender-based violence. Comprehensive understanding of relevant research and analytic methods. Intermediate or advanced experience with statistical software (e.g., SPSS, Stata
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computer science, statistics, computer engineering, artificial intelligence, machine learning, complex adaptive systems, agent-based modeling, agent-based computation economics, data science, computational
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statistical software Strong scientific writing skills Awareness of and commitment to community-based research approaches Strong interest in disseminating findings to public audiences Established track record
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quality improvement processes, and dissemination of results. Anticipated Start Date: July 1, 2024| Responsibilities: Conduct advanced grant-funded research, including data collection, statistical analyses
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(publications, presentations), data management, statistical analyses, and data visualization is expected. Preferred Qualifications: Experience with GIS, and experience with laboratory techniques such as
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experience, especially in naturalistic settings, is also very helpful. A skillset in statistical analysis and/or machine learning data analysis is a plus, and candidates with expertise in typography, graphic
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behavioral health topics across the lifespan, with a particular focus on mental health, suicide prevention, aging, or end-of-life care Has strong methodological and statistical skills Has previous experience