RESEARCH FELLOW (AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS)

About this role

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Education: Doctorate or all-but-dissertation status (ABD) from a regionally accredited university (or international equivalents) in an appropriate discipline including, but not limited to, public policy, international relations/affairs, political science, engineering, military history, data science, national security studies, computer science, or operations research. Or doctorate, all-but-dissertation status (ABD) from a regionally accredited university (or international equivalents) in an interdisciplinary field that integrates these and other relevant areas of study.

Or Master's degree in fields listed above with at least five years professional experience in an industry, policy, government or defense-affiliated research position focused on unmanned and autonomous systems. Research & Publications: Record of high-quality, peer-reviewed, journal articles, books, and/or policy reports related to unmanned and autonomous systems, to include work drawing implications for the U.S. defense industrial base, force design, defense planning and/or joint warfighting.

And demonstrated knowledge of research methodologies, including the ability to identify, acquire, and analyze primary and secondary sources of information pertaining to defense strategy and policy. Engagement: Experience presenting research findings and their implications for U.S. national security to DoW senior leaders, other federal government audiences, and industry executives. Preference will be given to candidates who demonstrate that their research has had an impact on U.S.

defense strategy and policy. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience conducting research on autonomous systems directly for, or in support of, DoW, particularly as part of policy think tanks, DoW or industry-affiliated research labs, or federally funded research and development centers. Experience working in, with and/or coordinating with, industry in key areas of DoW programs in unmanned and autonomous systems and/or related technological areas.

Experience in teaching graduate-level courses in relevant areas involving international affairs, national security policy, or joint warfighting. Experience conducting research or policy analysis on the implications of unmanned and autonomous systems for force design, defense planning, and/or joint warfighting Experience executing complex, multidiscipline, research studies and/or leading multidiscipline research teams.