Post by goodvibes on Jul 14, 2011 6:12:53 GMT -5
Research Associate, Domestic Programs
(July 11, 2011) PRB seeks an individual who will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and reporting data and research about U.S. demographic issues.
Primary Responsibilities
Compile demographic and social indicator data using a broad range of sources, including Census, American Community Survey, Current Population Survey, and Vital Statistics data. Conduct analysis to ensure the quality and accuracy of compiled data.
Conduct research and analysis on U.S. children and families, including trends in well-being and their implications.
Communicate with data providers including various federal agencies to acquire data.
Provide SAS programming assistance; produce tables, figures, and graphs on U.S. children and families; and write and edit short articles for web and print publications.
Contribute to Domestic Program's Technical Assistance and Training Programs by responding to inquiries about demographic topics or data sources, providing custom analysis and maps, and conducting training workshops.
Assist in preparing project proposals, grant applications, and project assessments.
Contribute to development of the agenda, logistical arrangements, and training presentations for data user workshops.
Represent PRB as needed at meetings and other forums.
Function as a team leader or task coordinator for selected projects.
Qualifications
Master's degree in sociology, demography, economics, public policy, or related field.
Three to five years of research experience, ideally on topics related to children and families. Additional research experience on topics related to poverty and inequality, immigration, labor force, or aging a plus.
Project management experience including preparation of project proposals, development of project work plans and budgets, and management and monitoring of project expenses.
Good working knowledge of the federal statistical system. Experience using decennial census, American Community Survey, and Current Population Survey preferred.
Excellent written and oral communications skills with the ability to communicate to nontechnical audiences and work effectively with a broad range of individuals.
Interpersonal and professional skills necessary to work effectively with PRB partners and project stakeholders.
Demonstrated proficiency in using database and statistical software (SAS) to describe, summarize, and analyze large data files.
Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision and direction.
Salary and Benefits: Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. PRB has an excellent benefits package, including generous health, leave, and retirement plans.
Applications: Please send resume with salary requirements to HR Specialist to jobs@prb.org.
(July 11, 2011) PRB seeks an individual who will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and reporting data and research about U.S. demographic issues.
Primary Responsibilities
Compile demographic and social indicator data using a broad range of sources, including Census, American Community Survey, Current Population Survey, and Vital Statistics data. Conduct analysis to ensure the quality and accuracy of compiled data.
Conduct research and analysis on U.S. children and families, including trends in well-being and their implications.
Communicate with data providers including various federal agencies to acquire data.
Provide SAS programming assistance; produce tables, figures, and graphs on U.S. children and families; and write and edit short articles for web and print publications.
Contribute to Domestic Program's Technical Assistance and Training Programs by responding to inquiries about demographic topics or data sources, providing custom analysis and maps, and conducting training workshops.
Assist in preparing project proposals, grant applications, and project assessments.
Contribute to development of the agenda, logistical arrangements, and training presentations for data user workshops.
Represent PRB as needed at meetings and other forums.
Function as a team leader or task coordinator for selected projects.
Qualifications
Master's degree in sociology, demography, economics, public policy, or related field.
Three to five years of research experience, ideally on topics related to children and families. Additional research experience on topics related to poverty and inequality, immigration, labor force, or aging a plus.
Project management experience including preparation of project proposals, development of project work plans and budgets, and management and monitoring of project expenses.
Good working knowledge of the federal statistical system. Experience using decennial census, American Community Survey, and Current Population Survey preferred.
Excellent written and oral communications skills with the ability to communicate to nontechnical audiences and work effectively with a broad range of individuals.
Interpersonal and professional skills necessary to work effectively with PRB partners and project stakeholders.
Demonstrated proficiency in using database and statistical software (SAS) to describe, summarize, and analyze large data files.
Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision and direction.
Salary and Benefits: Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. PRB has an excellent benefits package, including generous health, leave, and retirement plans.
Applications: Please send resume with salary requirements to HR Specialist to jobs@prb.org.