5 quantitative research mixed methods jobs at 5 companies in Washington, DC
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Social Science Research, Director
College Park or Washington or Maryland or Virginia
$123k-$135k/yr HybridFull Time
Senior research leader with significant experience in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods social science research, team and budget management, grant writing, partnership development, and communicating findings to diverse stakeholders.
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Social Science Research Lead
McLean, Virginia, United States
OnsiteFull Time
6+ YOEBachelor's degree required (master's preferred, PhD highly desirable), minimum 6 years conducting or leading social/behavioral/economic research, experience with qualitative/quantitative/mixed methods, IRB/PRA compliance, stakeholder engagement, and technical communications.
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Senior Analyst- Health Policy Research, Monitoring, & Evaluation
Rockville or Durham or Cambridge
$70k-$90k/yr HybridFull Time
3+ YOEMaster's+3 years or Bachelor's+5 years (PhD accepted), methodological expertise in quantitative/qualitative/mixed methods, CMS/Medicare/Medicaid experience, primary data collection and analysis skills, proposal writing and technical assistance experience.
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Program Officer, Evaluation & Analysis
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
$120k-$155k/yr HybridFull Time
3+ YOEDesign and manage mixed-method evaluations, conduct quantitative and qualitative analyses, develop reports and briefings, and support organizational learning; requires evaluation/research experience and strong writing, presentation, and project management skills.
Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Asana, Tableau, Qualtrics, Stata, Atlas.ti
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Human Services Researcher
Ann Arbor or Cambridge or Chicago or Princeton or Washington or Remote
$100k-$135k/yr HybridFull Time
PhD or Master's (or equivalent experience) in a related field, strong quantitative skills, mixed-methods experience, ability to design evaluations, synthesize evidence, and communicate findings to policy and practitioner audiences.