Employment Opportunities
Current job opportunities at the ISRDI and its centers are listed below.
- Research & Training Administrative Coordinator, ID 364499 (Application Review begins September 23, 2024):
The Institute for Social Research and Data Innovation (ISRDI) is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented individual to join our team as a Research & Training Administrative Coordinator. This critical role supports our training program in population studies, performs administrative tasks for grant proposals and research projects, and provides essential administrative support for our Institute. The ideal candidate will be resourceful, eager to learn, and comfortable working in a collaborative, complex, and deadline-driven environment. This position reports to the Centers and Training Manager and will work closely with the ISRDI administrative group and ISRDI Center Directors. On-site presence for seminars and events is required 2 days per week. Learn more and apply here!
- Data Analyst - IPUMS International, ID 362310 (Application Deadline: August 4, 2024): ISRDI is seeking a data analyst interested in international census and survey data to join our diverse team of research and technology professionals. We are looking for a technically minded person who enjoys working with data and can learn new skills and knowledge quickly. The person should have some prior knowledge of spatial datasets. Along with the census microdata, IPUMS International also disseminates GIS boundary files that have consistent spatial boundaries across time and space. In this position, you will transform information from a variety of sources to a consistently structured, fully documented, spatial dataset that is ready for use by researchers and policymakers. The Data Analyst will also participate in other tasks, including user support, outreach, and involvement in other IPUMS projects. Learn more and apply here!
- Undergraduate Archive Assistant, ID 363980: IPUMS (part of ISRDI) has openings for undergraduate archive assistants, beginning immediately and continuing through the academic year and beyond (pending satisfactory performance). The IPUMS Archive Team is responsible for cataloging, maintaining, and digitizing IPUMS' collection of print documentation. Team members also create or digitize metadata for the IPUMS research projects. Some specific responsibilities include creation of bibliographic records and metadata for print materials; production of document collections for dissemination; scanning, image cleaning, and document tracking for archive holdings. Selected candidates will be required to work IN PERSON in our West Bank Office Building location. Learn more and apply here!