Policy Research Analyst
- Firm Name
- SRI International's Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy (CISP)
- Firm Location
- Arlington, VA (Remote work due to COVID)
- Firm Website
- https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search/home/HomeWithPreLoad?partnerid=25653&siteid=5696&PageType=JobDetails&jobid=4172087#jobDetails=4172087_5696
Description
The Research Analyst, as part of SRI International’s Center for Innovation Strategy and Policy (CISP), will contribute to innovation policy research, analysis, and evaluations for a diverse range of clients, based out of our Arlington, VA location (Remote work due to COVID)
CISP helps organizations, regions, and countries achieve long-term economic and social impact through effective investments in science, technology, and innovation. Our team conducts research, analysis, program evaluation, and strategic planning for private and public-sector clients around the world. We collaborate with our partners and clients in the following areas:
- Innovation Ecosystem and Workforce Development
- Innovation Strategy and Training
- Complex Program Evaluation
- Science and Technology Program Support
- Advanced Analytics in R&D Analysis
The Research Analyst will work across all these areas and will:
- Work on multiple simultaneous projects, independently and under the direction of project leaders.
- Apply a variety of analytic methods to explore and assess diverse and complex data sets.
- Manage and conduct routine analysis, table and output creation, and quality control for client analytic and publication needs.
- Produce pieces of well-written high-quality reports and presentations for clients in collaboration with team members.
- Occasionally travel domestically and internationally (when conditions permit).
Qualifications
- 1–5 years of work experience in policy issues related to science, engineering, competitiveness, innovation, technology development, program evaluation and/or economic development.
- U.S. Citizenship required due to government contract requirements.
- Research experience involving quantitative methods including programming and statistical.
- Knowledge of software applications such as Excel and programming languages such as R.
- Bachelor’s degree or master’s degree in public policy or other policy-oriented field in the social sciences.
Job Details
- Job Type
- Permanent
- Paid Y/N
- Paid
- Job Category:
- Community Development, Economic Development
- Job Sector:
- Non Profit, Research Institutes