Qualitative Interviewer/Temporary and Remote

Duties and Essential Job Functions

The successful candidate will assist the Comparative Disinformation Project team, led by Dr. Jen Schradie, at CRIS (Center for Research on Social Inequalities) at Sciences Po Paris. This position is based in the United States.

Tasks include (though not limited to) the following:

·  Conduct in-depth qualitative online interviews with pre-selected respondents

·  Write fieldnotes based on the interviews

·  Coordinate, organize, and send interview files, respecting anonymity and confidentiality

·  Participate in trainings, meetings, and other types of communication

 

Required Qualifications

·  Demonstrated past experience and formal training in conducting sociological interviews

·  Can implement semi-structured interviewing techniques, like trust-building and probing

·  Ability to work independently and is a self-starter

·  Experience with collaborations and working in teams

·  Communication skills on all levels (in-person, phone, online)

·  Good time management skills

·  Attention to detail

·  Fluent in English

 

Additional Requirements

·  Have at the minimum a masters degree in sociology, communication, or related field. PhD students (and beyond) are also welcome to apply

·  Must be generally available and flexible for training and interviews during the times outlined below

·  Must be available for some morning meeting times if based in the U.S. (given time zone difference with France)

·  Must have a quiet, private, and digitally connected space available for interviews

 

Start date and length of contract

·  During a 10-week period in the spring (tentatively starting mid-April)

·  Total of 120-170 hours, depending on the final number of respondents/interview lengths

·  20 hours per week at the minimum, but we will negotiate based on the candidate’s circumstances

 

Position and Compensation

Sciences Po will pay between 25 and 35 dollars per hour, depending on the candidate’s previous experience. A service agreement will be signed between the parties.

 

Additional information

To apply, please submit a cover letter and CV, as well as three references (name, title, email, and phone number) by filling this online form.

Deadline:  9am, 12 March 2024.

Contact: Alexia Vallenas Wiesse: alexia.vallenaswiesse@sciencespo.fr

 

Qualitative Interviewer/Temporary and Remote

Duties and Essential Job Functions

The successful candidate will assist the Comparative Disinformation Project team, led by Dr. Jen Schradie, at CRIS (Center for Research on Social Inequalities) at Sciences Po Paris. This position is based in the United States.

Tasks include (though not limited to) the following:

·  Conduct in-depth qualitative online interviews with pre-selected respondents

·  Write fieldnotes based on the interviews

·  Coordinate, organize, and send interview files, respecting anonymity and confidentiality

·  Participate in trainings, meetings, and other types of communication

 

Required Qualifications

·  Demonstrated past experience and formal training in conducting sociological interviews

·  Can implement semi-structured interviewing techniques, like trust-building and probing

·  Ability to work independently and is a self-starter

·  Experience with collaborations and working in teams

·  Communication skills on all levels (in-person, phone, online)

·  Good time management skills

·  Attention to detail

·  Fluent in English

 

Additional Requirements

·  Have at the minimum a masters degree in sociology, communication, or related field. PhD students (and beyond) are also welcome to apply

·  Must be generally available and flexible for training and interviews during the times outlined below

·  Must be available for some morning meeting times if based in the U.S. (given time zone difference with France)

·  Must have a quiet, private, and digitally connected space available for interviews

 

Start date and length of contract

·  During a 10-week period in the spring (tentatively starting mid-April)

·  Total of 120-170 hours, depending on the final number of respondents/interview lengths

·  20 hours per week at the minimum, but we will negotiate based on the candidate’s circumstances

 

Position and Compensation

Sciences Po will pay between 25 and 35 dollars per hour, depending on the candidate’s previous experience. A service agreement will be signed between the parties.

 

Additional information

To apply, please submit a cover letter and CV, as well as three references (name, title, email, and phone number) by filling this online form.

Deadline:  9am, 12 March 2024.

Contact: Alexia Vallenas Wiesse: alexia.vallenaswiesse@sciencespo.fr