Would you like to work with a research team to advance libraries through user-centered research? Then we have an opportunity for you at OCLC Research as an Associate Research Scientist!
As a member of the OCLC Research team, the Associate Research Scientist will work in a team environment on all aspects of quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis. The major responsibility is conducting and disseminating quantitative research, such as developing and administering online questionnaires, analyzing data using descriptive, parametric, and non-parametric statistical methods, and modeling using data analysis programs, e.g., R and SPSS, and working on projects using mixed methods approaches. Disseminating oral and written research findings, including visualizations is required. Responsibilities also include user-centered data mining activities, such as analyzing log files from WorldCat and other institutional databases and catalogs in order to identify search and retrieval patterns to make recommendations for product enhancement and development. Working with the research and product teams, the Associate Research Scientist also will make recommendations, develop, and test user-centered OCLC interfaces, products, and services. Leading and participating in qualitative research is an opportunity, but not a requirement.
For the full position description and instructions to apply, go to the post on the OCLC web page - https://oclc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/OCLC_Careers/job/Dublin-OH/Associate-Research-Scientist_R0001882.
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Lynn Silipigni Connaway, Ph.D.
Director of Library Trends and User Research
OCLC Research
connawal@oclc.org@LynnConnaway
she/her
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