Temporary Research Assistant
Brandeis University · Brandeis - Waltham Campus
Posted 21h ago · first seen by the radar 2h ago · last checked on the employer's board 5m ago
Entry level · Onsite · Part time
Brandeis University seeks to hire a temporary Research Assistant to work on completing manuscripts. The work that remains to be done is complex computation and programming, all oriented toward completing some much-needed analyses having to do with the real-time neural population dynamics of taste processing.
This is a temporary position, up to 8 hours a week through 12/31/2026.
The pay rate is $27.47/ hour.
Job Duties:
- Complete reviewer-requested analyses for an in-press paper.
- Perform extensive analyses for an in-prep manuscript.
Qualfications:
Bachelor’s degree required, a PhD preferred plus 5-8 years relevant work experience
Expert programming (Python) skill; ability to interact at a high level with collaborators and critics; excellent time-management skills.
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