Remote Research Associate: Qualitative Analysis & Outreach

University of New Hampshire; États-Unis; À distance; USD 34 000 - 49 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

University of New Hampshire’s Food Systems Lab is hiring an adjunct Research Associate to lead final analysis of qualitative research, integrate interview data with a financial assessment, and drive dissemination through journal articles and briefs. The role supports outreach materials and manuscripts for USDA-funded projects and may be performed remotely.

The position emphasizes communication, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration with diverse farm and food system actors, with

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant social science discipline or related interdisciplinary program.
• At least three years of qualitative research experience in a relevant field.
• Citi Human subjects research ethics training certification.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Research experience with human subjects and ability to work with diverse farm and food system actors.
• Training in social science qualitative methods.

Responsabilités

• Take a leadership role in completing the final analysis of qualitative research and integration with the financial assessment.
• Lead dissemination of the research and write journal articles; finalize three research briefs for broad audiences.
• Contribute to preparation of a presentation of the research for farmers and stakeholders.

Connaissances

Qualitative research

Written communication

Oral communication

Cultural sensitivity

Formation

PhD in social science or related field

Description du poste

University of New Hampshire’s Food Systems Lab is hiring an adjunct Research Associate to lead final analysis of qualitative research, integrate interview data with a financial assessment, and drive dissemination through journal articles and briefs. The role supports outreach materials and manuscripts for USDA-funded projects and may be performed remotely.

The position emphasizes communication, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration with diverse farm and food system actors, with