Research Assistant II

Only U.S. Citizens and those authorized to work in the U.S. can be considered as W2 candidates. Title: Research Assistant IILocation: New YorkDuration:12 monthsJob Description: Research Assistants for data collection programs in New YorkTop 3 Must Have Skills1 Experience running Behavioral Research Experiments2 Managing Participants/Collecting Data3 Strong Communication/Strong Initiative for Problem Solving/Process ImprovementKey Projects:This candidate will be working with the Data Quality team focusing on Machine LearningThis candidate will review processes, will work with researchers to define protocols, scheduling participants, documenting and maintaining recordsThe ideal candidate has facilitated/participated in observational research1-3 Years of EEG/EMG Physiology date related work experienceThis candidate will review the data sets for quality and will find/draft APIs to problem solve any issues to provide to the team as a solutionPurpose/Size:They'll work with the Client and will work with the Data Foundations Team; Will partner with up to 50 Research LeadsUnique Selling Points:They will be the deciding factor when building the new products and new devices for the future generations based on the data curation from this candidate's workExperience:1-3 Years of EEG/EMG PhysiologyKey Performance Indicator:Their ability to complete a task and ability to document the process, ability to escalate effectivelyDegrees/Certifications:BA in Psychology, Cognitive Research, Behavioral ResearchDisqualifiers:No Data Collection/Research ExperienceSummary:The main function of a research assistant is to support Client research teams in conducting research studies on topics needed by the business, including client background research, market activity trends, and regulatory changes research. The typical research assistant will be responsible for preparing interview questions, guiding research subjects and document and track progress.Job Responsibilities:•Prepare research questions for interview based on guidance from researchers •Support researchers and prepare materials as needed for the research project purposes •Conduct interviews of subjects •Maintain accurate records of interviews, safeguarding the confidentiality of subjects, as necessary •Request or acquire equipment or supplies necessary for the project •Prepare progress reports and summarise interviewsSkills:•Verbal and written communication skills, problem solving skills, attention to detail and interpersonal skills.•Ability to work independently and manage one's time.•Knowledge of project management methodologies and project tracking is a plus •Ability to collaborate with stakeholders and to interpret and communicate research findings and insights •Previous experience with computer applications, such as Microsoft Word and Excel.