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an asset Experience working in clinical health research with human subjects preferred Superior computer skills including a good knowledge of Microsoft’s Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, MS Teams
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, Research Assistant 1 position is in Prof. Thomas Szkopek’s research team, in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Position Summary: Assist Prof. Szkopek’s research group in graphene ion
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, design and implementation of an immersive training tool that leverage spatial computing, computer vision, and on-device AI to support automated feedback, skill evaluation, and scalable surgical and trauma
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tracking system building in appropriate safety checks. Creation of source documents and Case Report Forms as directed by the data manager utilizing established SOP and an existing computer design program
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and familiarity with psychiatric questionnaires and interviews; Demonstrated experience with computers and computer software including MS Word for Windows, MS Excel, Power Point and SPSS; Effective oral
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to work quickly to meet sudden deadlines. Very strong interpersonal skills. Computer and data analysis skills (Word processing, EXCEL, Reference Manager or RefWorks, R Studio). Effective interpersonal and
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Economics, Statistics, Computer Science, or, Mathematics. The ideal candidate will have: - a strong quantitative background, preferably in economics; - strong computer skills, such as programming, data
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Qualifications Undergraduate university degree in Psychology preferred. Completion of courses in Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology an asset. Computer experience. Experience with design and maintenance
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PowerPoint. High degree of computer literacy with ability to use word processing, spreadsheets, internet and electronic mail applications at an intermediate level. Experience with database management, online
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the neurophysiological lab and at the MRI research facility. For example, this sometimes includes showing movies and task-based stimuli to the participant via a computer using specific software programs, attaching