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University Of Washington School Of Public Health - Seattle, WA
posted 2 months ago
Full-time - Mid Level
Seattle, WA
About the position
The Research Scientist/Engineer 4 position at the University of Washington's Department of Medicine focuses on biostatistics related to Alzheimer's disease and aging. The role involves data analysis, project planning, manuscript writing, and grant proposal preparation, providing opportunities for professional growth and independent research development within a collaborative team environment.
Responsibilities
- Prepare analytic datasets from complex data sources.
- Oversee code review and other quality control for the data manager.
- Communicate closely with research study personnel regarding changes and updates within the project.
- Design, conduct, and write up appropriate statistical analyses.
- Harmonize cognitive data from various research centers, including quality check and cooperative maintenance of the item bank.
- Perform sophisticated statistical analyses of complex cognitive testing and other psychometric data using structural models.
- Collaborate with other investigators nationally and internationally on a variety of projects; identifying, developing and applying recent and new methodology.
- Plan and conduct a wide variety of data analyses, including developing analytic datasets, compiling results files, generating figures, and preparing tables.
- Write scientific manuscripts for publication in peer-reviewed journals in collaboration with relevant investigators.
- Conduct preliminary statistical analyses and power calculations for grant proposals.
Requirements
- Master's degree in a relevant field.
- Experience in biostatistics and data analysis.
- Proficiency in statistical software and programming languages.
- Strong communication skills for collaboration and manuscript writing.
Nice-to-haves
- Experience with Alzheimer's disease research.
- Familiarity with psychometric data analysis.
- Knowledge of grant proposal preparation.
Benefits
- Competitive salary range of $6,726.00 - $13,694.00.
- Opportunities for professional development and growth.
- Collaborative work environment with experienced researchers.
