Experimenter

The Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory is seeking a student to support our researchers in running studies during this summer. This position has potential to extend into the subsequent academic year.

Hours for the summer will average to approximately 20 hours per week with flexible scheduling, but may be variable ranging from 0-30 hours available depending on lab deadlines.

This position will involve aiding the researchers in our lab with conducting studies, analyzing data, and facilitating lab work. Work may include but is not limited to following a protocol to run a study, in-person recruitment of potential participants, video-coding, transcription, and other tasks.

The ideal applicant will be self-motivated with some flexibility in scheduling. 

Applicants are requested to submit their resume and cover letter by Friday, May 8.

Required:
- The ability to work independently

Preferred:
- Background in psychology, sociology, or human-subjects studies
- Flexible hours
- Comfort with face-to-face recruiting methods