Model and simulate complex dynamic systems to support U.S. government sponsors in national security, healthcare, and transportation domains.
Compensation
$98,800 - $123,500 - $148,200 Annual
Responsibilities
Formulate and develop models and simulations of real world problems involving complex dynamic systems
Develop research questions and test hypotheses with open ended tasking
Work with a spectrum of government sponsors to evaluate solutions and conduct actionable analyses
Support development and application of analytic models
Present results in an intuitive, actionable manner
Requirements
Master's degree in a quantitative field such as Data Science, Computational Social Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Operations Research, Geospatial Science, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Economics
Nice to have: experience leading or conducting research in computational social/behavioral sciences
Nice to have: experience developing interactive visualizations
Nice to have: experience developing programmatic solutions in a collaborative environment
Nice to have: familiarity with ArcGIS or other GIS software
Applying modeling, operational analysis, and applied research skills to solve problems of critical national importance in domains like national security, healthcare, and transportation.
Compensation
$98,800 - $123,500 - $148,200 Annual
Responsibilities
Formulate and develop models and simulations of real world problems involving complex dynamic systems.
Develop research questions and test hypotheses with open ended tasking.
Work with government sponsors to understand challenges, evaluate solutions, and conduct insightful, actionable analyses.
Support development and application of a variety of analytic models to sponsor challenges.
Present results in an intuitive, actionable manner.
Requirements
Bachelor degree in quantitative field (Data Science, Computational Social Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Operations Research, Geospatial Science, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Economics)
Bachelor degree in Social/Behavioral Sciences (sociology, psychology, political science, public health) with significant computational experience
Nice to have: Master’s degree in quantitative or social/behavioral sciences
Nice to have: leading or conducting research in computational social/behavioral sciences
Nice to have: stakeholder/funder facing engagements
Skills
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