5 work study research assistant jobs at 5 companies in Massachusetts
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Research Assistant II (Non-Lab), Fionn Folklore Database Project
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
RemoteFull Time, Temporary
Harvard University: The oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
College background or equivalent in Celtic Studies, Scottish Gaelic, Irish, or a related field, with relevant Scottish Gaelic or Irish composition and translation experience; strong organization and independent-work skills.
Assistant Professor of Work and Organizations/Organizational Behavior
Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
$135k-$145k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Worcester Polytechnic Institute: Worcester Polytechnic Institute is a private nonprofit university serving undergraduate and graduate students through project-based STEM education.
PhD in management, organization studies, or related field; strong research and teaching record; preference for ethnographic/qualitative work; teaching at undergrad and grad levels; starting August 2027.
Bowdoin College: N independent, nonprofit, nonsectarian liberal arts college serving undergraduate students in Maine.
Ph.D. expected by appointment; research or creative work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and documentary or television studies; commitment to undergraduate teaching and inclusive instruction.
Amherst College: Nonprofit private liberal-arts college serving undergraduate students through an open curriculum in Amherst, Massachusetts.
Terminal degree (Ph.D. or M.F.A.) in dramaturgy or an artistic discipline by start date; expertise in performance studies and dramaturgy with engagement in AAPI and related diasporic studies; teaching, mentoring, and research/creative work experience.
Executive Office of Health and Human Services: Massachusetts's state health and human-services secretariat delivers public benefits, health care, and social services through 11 agencies.
2+ YOERequires 2 years of legal research or legal assistant experience, or equivalent education; strong communication, analytical, organizational, and independent-work skills. Paralegal studies or law school study may substitute.