Location: Washington, DC Term of employment: Regular
Type of employment:Full or Part Time
Approximate hours per week: 20 to 40
Start date of this position:April 14, 2008
Starting salary range: $30,000-$40,000
Education (minimum): Bachelor's Degree
Experience level (minimum): Open
Categories: Marketing, IT: General, Project Management
Position Description
Quick learner? Good at managing databases? Enjoy working independently? Consider this position.
[Company] is hiring a Research/Technical Assistant who will be responsible for managing the programming support for a variety of survey research projects. This is an entry level position that requires a college degree, very strong computer skills (working with databases or spreadsheets especially), attention to detail, and coursework in survey research methods. Candidates who have not yet received their college degree must be able to work part-time until they graduate.
You will receive on the job training and will be working within a 6-person technical team. Strong knowledge of MS Access and/or Excel is required, and familiarity with SPSS is a plus.
Responsibilities include:
- Managing sample databases
- Coordinate mailings of large surveys, managing lists and vendors
- Track survey responses
- Oversee data entry of surveys (internal and external)
- Program and run tabulations of survey results in Wincross
- Assist with coding of survey responses
- Manage the process of sending email invitations for online surveys
- Program online and telephone questionnaires for administration
Join our friendly and professional team and enjoy good benefits including 3 weeks paid vacation, health/dental/vision/life insurance, 401(k), tuition reimbursement,
telecommuting option, and even a transportation subsidy!!
We are located in Washington, DC near the Van Ness/UDC stop on Metro's Red Line.
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