Quantitative Research Fellow — Justice Systems (Remote)

Stryker Corporation; Colorado; On-site; Confidential; Part time

Job summary

Wellbeing & Equity Innovations (WEI) seeks a Doctoral Research Fellow (Quantitative) to support rigorous research, data management, and statistical analysis across WEI projects in criminal justice reform. The role emphasizes applied research, reporting, and dissemination for policy and community audiences.

The fellowship is designed for a doctoral student with coursework in advanced quantitative methods, seeking remote, part-time engagement (~15–20 hours/week) and collaboration with a

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a doctoral program and completed doctoral-level coursework.
• Demonstrated ability to apply advanced quantitative methods in research.
• Proficiency with Excel, SPSS, and Stata.

Responsibilities

• Support quantitative data management across research and evaluation projects, including data cleaning and preparation for analysis.
• Assist in developing statistical analysis plans and run analyses under supervision.
• Prepare analytic outputs and summaries for reports, manuscripts, and presentations.
• Translate statistical findings into clear, actionable language for diverse audiences.
• Contribute to publications, briefs, and proposals.

Skills

Quantitative research methods

Data management

Microsoft Excel

SPSS

Stata

Research collaboration

Written communication

Program evaluation

Proposal writing

Education

Doctoral program in social work/psych/public health/education

Doctoral-level coursework completed

Tools

REDCap

Job description

Wellbeing & Equity Innovations (WEI) seeks a Doctoral Research Fellow (Quantitative) to support rigorous research, data management, and statistical analysis across WEI projects in criminal justice reform. The role emphasizes applied research, reporting, and dissemination for policy and community audiences.

The fellowship is designed for a doctoral student with coursework in advanced quantitative methods, seeking remote, part-time engagement (~15–20 hours/week) and collaboration with a