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Degree must be in Applied Social Sciences or Applied Behavioral Sciences (e.g., Organizational Development, I-O Psychology, Business Administration, Human Resources Management, Sociology.
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PhD in Psychology or Social Science or Behavioral Science. Seeking an experienced Behavioral Scientist for our insider threat operational requirements on a mission-focused program within a challenging, dynamic setting located in downtown Washington DC. Successful candidate in this position will conduct behavioral research and assessments with the goal of informing the development of insider threat and security policies and procedures within a government agency.
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Coordinate and assist in delivering NTER's Quarterly Webinar in threat assessment and targeted violence prevention. This position requires someone with a social science, psychology, practitioner background to support the behavioral threat assessment integration (BTAI) team efforts.
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The BTAI team is engaged with a multitude of partners from academia to federal, state, and local law enforcement, and school safety partners, and requires a strategic approach, rooted in both intelligence and social science.
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The primary purpose of this position is to serve as a Social Scientist and subject matter expert on Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management for the National Threat Evaluation and Reporting Office.
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Performs a variety of specific duties designed to develop knowledge and skill in applying computer scientist principles, methods and techniques. Such fields include business administration, industrial management, industrial engineering, industrial psychology, public administration, political science, or government.
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Bachelors, Masters, or PHD Degree in sensory science, psychology, food science, user experience, or related field. 1+ years of professional OR academic experience in sensory or consumer research.
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Advanced degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Operational Research, Bioinformatics, Economics, Psychology, Computer Science, Sociology, Mathematics, Physics, or similar quantitative field.
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Dual degrees/certification or relevant experience as an alternative to a degree/certification in (a) Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields and (b) Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Educational Measurement, Psychometrics, or related fields.
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The ideal candidate will possess experience in personnel selection and assessment, job analysis, organizational effectiveness, or training/program evaluation. Relevant experience must be in social or behavioral sciences (e.g., organizational development, organizational effectiveness, performance improvement, test development and validation, social network analysis, or systems thinking), some of the experience must be current (i.e., within the past 2 years) and must include performing research and analysis.
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Competencies These positions require a balance of research, consulting, and thought leadership in supporting NSA's talent management strategy. All positions in the NSA are in the Excepted Services under 10 United States Codes (USC) 1601 appointment authority.
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Responsibilities As an Applied Social Scientist, you will work with other industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologists, strategic consultants, data scientists, and human capital professionals to oversee and develop initiatives focusing on talent acquisition, development, and retention.
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We are most interested in hiring at the Staff Scientist role, i.e. for a candidate interested in a longer-term role providing substantial independence within a larger group. PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant research field (Engineering, neuroscience, psychology, physics, computer science, or robotics.
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Background in Statistics, Computer Science, Machine Learning, Mathematics, Computational Psychology, Operational Research, Physics, or relevant field. Starting from the top of the funnel, Data Scientists build account rank models to score tens of millions of companies and also recommend companies that aren't yet in their CRM. Our Data Scientists apply cutting-edge natural language processing algorithms and deep learning models to predict whether a company is interested in our clients' products even before they visit their site.
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5+ years (with BS) or 2-3 years (with MS/PhD) of proven track record of conducting research in a sensory scientist role. Required Skills: A BS or a graduate degree (preferred) in Sensory/Behavioral/Biological Sciences or related field (e.g., Experimental Psychology, Neuroscience, Food Science) is required.
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