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Research Project Lead Jobs in New York

Research Lead, The Athletic
By The New York Times At , New York $125,000 - $145,000 a year
1+ years of people management experience
Conduct independent research on multiple aspects of The Athletic user experience
Through research, inspire colleagues to uncover fresh opportunities and to build new product experiences grounded in user needs
Experience conducting research with online tools, including Qualtrics, UserTesting and dscout
Experience summarizing complex information and developing a compelling narrative
2+ years of research experience with editorial teams, or in sports journalism
Research Project Coordinator Jobs
By Columbia University At , New York $78,000 - $81,100 a year
Superior communication skills and experience in writing academic manuscripts
Perform other related administrative duties & responsibilities as assigned/requested – 5%
Experience conducting focus groups and leading in-depth interviews,
Have excellent interpersonal, organizational, record-keeping, writing, and presentation skills.
Job Type: Officer of Administration
Monitor achievement of grant implementation milestones, coordinate team activities, and lead and create agendas for meetings – 10%.
Research Project Coordinator Jobs
By Columbia University Medical Center At , New York, 10032, Ny $78,000 - $81,100 a year

537992 Medical Center Epidemiology Full Time Opening on: Jul 29 2023 Grade 104 Add to favorites Favorited View favorites Job Type: Officer of Administration Bargaining Unit: ...

Research Project Coordinator Jobs
By RJI Search At New York, NY, United States
Support day-to-day policy area resource management, including efforts to monitor and coordinate policy area staffing needs and deployment strategies
Organize and participate in management and strategy planning meetings and reviews
Coordinate and prepare management and status reports for resource managers, project directors, and policy area leadership
Assist with creating project management guidance and tools under the direction of a resource manager
BA/BS in nonprofit management, public administration, public policy, social science, or a related field
Support resource managers in monitoring project work plans, staffing levels of efforts, budgets, and expenditures for projects