USA remote
Interdisciplinary
About this role
You may qualify at the GS-13, if you fulfill the following qualifications: A. One year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-12 grade level in the Federal service: Experience planning, developing, administering, and analyzing survey instruments, questionnaires, and/or focus group protocols, including establishing specifications for data content, collection, and dissemination. Expertise with researching military personnel topics (e.g., readiness, organizational climate, sexual assault, retention, military spouse employment) is preferred.
Experience applying advanced social/statistical methods, techniques, and practices; and expert knowledge of analytic techniques (descriptive, inferential, univariate, regression, and other multivariate) commonly used in behavioral science research to analyze data from large-scale, probability-based sample surveys to determine attitudes and opinions. Leading efforts to describe research results by writing technical, methodological and research reports.
This position requires graduate-level statistical training, including 9 semester hours in statistics at the graduate level. Experience in applying social science methodologies, theories, and analytic techniques (such as statistics, psychology, and social sciences) to synthesize complex analytical findings for presentation (orally and in writing) to senior leadership. ; OR You may qualify at the GS-12, if you fulfill the following qualifications: B.
One year of specialized experience equivalent to the GS-11 grade level in the Federal service: Assisting in the planning, developing, administering, and analyzing survey instruments, questionnaires, and/or focus group protocols, including establishing specifications for data content, collection, and dissemination. Familiarity with researching military personnel topics (e.g., readiness, organizational climate, sexual assault, retention, military spouse employment) is preferred.
Experience supporting the application of advanced social/statistical methods, techniques, and practices; and expert knowledge of analytic techniques (descriptive, inferential, univariate, regression, and other multivariate) commonly used in behavioral science research to analyze data from large-scale, probability-based sample surveys to determine attitudes and opinions. Experience contributing to the development of research results by writing technical, methodological and research reports.