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GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences in Cologne seeks one or two student research assistants to support the Survey Data Curation team. Tasks include data collection, management, analysis, and literature research, with opportunities to assist in events and courses.
Enrolled social science students with a strong grasp of quantitative methods are preferred; English is required, German is a plus. The role offers flexible hours, mobile work options, and health and training benefits.
GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences is an internationally active research institute, funded by federal and state governments and member of the Leibniz Association.
Starting as soon as possible, our Department Survey Data Curation, Team Survey Data Curations, located in Cologne, is looking for one or two
(15,20 € / 16,09 € hourly rate, up to 19 hrs./ month, temporary)
The department “Survey Data Curation” processes and prepares social science research data across a diverse range of data types to support sociological and political science research, especially in comparative perspectives across space and time. The curated data include long-running national (e.g., ALLBUS, GLES) and international (e.g., ISSP, CSES) survey programs, which are documented and curated to the highest quality standards, but also research data products derived from or connected to these surveys, such as geo referencing services or trend files. The “Survey Data Augmentation” team specializes in developing methods for linking survey data with other types of data, such as georeferenced data, with a focus on democracy research. We are part of the emerging European data infrastructure “Monitoring Electoral Democracy” (https://medem.eu/).
For further information concerning the tasks pleasecontact Sebastian Ziaja via e-mail (sebastian.ziaja@gesis.org). If you have questions about the application process, please contact Christine Laßmann via e-mail christine.lassmann@gesis.org.