UChicago Urban Labs, Full-time positions

UChicago Urban Labs, Full-time positions

Urban Labs works closely with partners to address some of the most pressing challenges across five key dimensions of urban life. Learn more about some of the work we have done and the impact it has made.

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For our three most common research roles–Project Associate, Research Manager, and Research Analyst–please refer to the responsibilities outlined below:

  • Project Associates support large-scale social policy research projects designed to test the effectiveness of promising interventions by supporting a Research Manager or Research Analyst.
  • Research Managers work directly with leading social science researchers, local policymakers, frontline practitioners, and a dedicated team of research analysts, data scientists, and administrative staff to implement ambitious field experiments.
  • Research Analysts apply a variety of statistical modeling and data techniques to datasets in real-world settings and contribute to all facets of data collection & cleaning, model development, analysis, and interpretation of results.

For a current list of job openings, click HERE.


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