Part time Research Assistant

Penn State University Park · Posted Sep 22 · $20/hr

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Pay: $20/hr
Location: Penn State University Park, United States
Work type: Onsite
Category: Research

Part-time Research Assistant in the IST College/Unit at Penn State University. The role involves designing and conducting online and laboratory human-subject experiments to obtain quantitative and qualitative measures of human performance in cybersecurity settings. Requirements include a Master’s degree or current PhD student.

Location: Penn State University Park

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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS

The College/Unit of IST is seeking applicants for part-time job of Research Assistant.

The student will participate in designing and conducting online and laboratory human subject experiments to obtain quantitative and qualitative measures of human performance in various cybersecurity settings.

Requirements, qualifications, and/or competencies

Master's degree or current Ph.D. student encouraged to apply.

Compensation

The starting rate for this job is $20.

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