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Verian in London is seeking a Research Executive to join the Population Studies team. You will work on quantitative research projects that influence national statistics and public policy, using SPSS, R or Python and collaborating with government partners.
You'll develop your skills across project stages, manage multiple tasks, and contribute to reports and presentations. Verian offers hybrid working with three days in Westminster and opportunities to grow as a researcher.
Job type: Full/part-time. Hybrid working: minimum 3 days a week in the office 2 days working from home
Verian is a world-leading, purpose-led and independent research, evidence, evaluation, and communications agency, providing services to government and the public realm. We deliver high-impact projects that shape public policy and drive societal change. From education to health, crime to energy, our projects make a real difference.
With offices in 15 countries, our consultants and researchers advise government departments, regulators, charities, and other public sector organisations to make informed decisions and improve people’s lives. Operating globally, Verian has offices across Europe, Asia Pacific, and the United States.
In the UK, we’re a team of more than 150 specialists, bringing together expertise across research, evidence, evaluation and communications.
You’ll join our Population Studies team, a group of 40 dedicated researchers working on influential, large-scale studies that support national statistics and public policy.
We work with major government departments including the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Department for Energy, Security and Net Zero (DSENZ) , Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), Department for Transport (DfT), Transport for London (TfL), Home Office (HO), and Department for Education (DfE), as well as leading academic institutions such as the University of Essex and the Centre for Longitudinal Studies at UCL.
Our work contributes to vital national data, including the Crime Survey for England and Wales and Understanding Society, the largest longitudinal household panel study in the world.
It’s a team where the work is varied, the projects are high-profile and the opportunity to learn and develop your career in research is huge.
We’re looking for a talented and motivated Research Executive with an interest and flair for quantitative research and data to join our Population Studies team.
We are keen to hear from someone who wants to work on research projects that have a real impact on government policy and society; who has quantitative research skills and enjoys working with research data; who is excited about becoming a research expert and delivering work to the highest standards; who thrives on variety and challenge; and who wants to work as part of a great team.
No two projects will be the same. You’ll have the opportunity to build your quantitative research skills across different stages of the project lifecycle, while working alongside experienced researchers and contributing to studies that genuinely matter.
You’ll contribute to the delivery of high-profile quantitative research projects, developing your skills and taking on increasing responsibility as your career develops.
This could include:
There’s no one ‘right person’ for this role. But you’re likely to thrive at Verian if you:
At Verian, you’ll have the opportunity to build a rewarding career doing work with purpose. We’ll give you the support, experience and opportunities to develop your strengths, explore where you want your career to take you and take on more responsibility as you grow.
You’ll be part of a friendly, collaborative organisation where people are encouraged to learn, contribute ideas and make an impact, with flexible and hybrid working (minimum 3 days in our Westminster office) to help you do your best work.
Ready to make an impact? Join Verian and help build high-performing teams!
We encourage applications from all sections of society and provide reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities throughout the application and interview process.
If you have any questions pr would like futher information about the role, please contact Vicky Petrie, who will be happy to assist you.