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Saga Education

Math Tutor

Baltimore, MD · On-site

$21/hr

Rigorous research shows that high-impact tutoring raises grades and builds student confidence and a ... Engage and assist with other duties as assigned by your Site Director and school site What We'll ...

Saga Education

Math Tutor

Baltimore, MD · On-site

$21/hr

Rigorous research shows that high-impact tutoring raises grades and builds student confidence and a ... Engage and assist with other duties as assigned by your Site Director and school site What We'll ...

Saga Education

Math Tutor

Baltimore, MD

$21/hr

Rigorous research shows that high-impact tutoring raises grades and builds student confidence and a ... Engage and assist with other duties as assigned by your Site Director and school site What We'll ...

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How much do math research assistant jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 1, 2026, the average hourly pay for math research assistant in Silver Spring, MD is $24.01, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.47 and $27.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Math Research Assistant position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Math Research Assistant, you need a strong foundation in advanced mathematics, analytical problem-solving, and research methodology, often supported by a bachelor's or master's degree in mathematics or a related field. Familiarity with mathematical modeling software (such as MATLAB or Mathematica), data analysis tools, and occasionally programming languages like Python is beneficial. Attention to detail, effective communication, and collaborative teamwork are vital soft skills in this role. These abilities ensure accurate research contributions, effective data analysis, and seamless coordination within research teams.

What does a typical day look like for a Math Research Assistant?

A typical day for a Math Research Assistant often involves collaborating with lead researchers or professors to gather and analyze data, conducting literature reviews, and running mathematical simulations or computations using specialized software. You may also assist in preparing reports, presentations, or research papers and participate in group meetings to discuss ongoing projects or share findings. The role is highly collaborative, often requiring regular interaction with faculty members, fellow assistants, and sometimes external research partners. This dynamic environment provides valuable exposure to the research process and helps build a solid foundation for advanced study or future roles in academia or industry.

What is a Math Research Assistant job?

A Math Research Assistant supports mathematical research by performing literature reviews, running computations, analyzing data, and assisting in writing reports or papers. They work under the guidance of a professor or lead researcher, often in an academic or institutional setting. Tasks may include coding simulations, proving theorems, or organizing research findings. Strong analytical skills and proficiency in mathematical software are often required.

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Family Math Fellow

NAFSCE (National Association for Family, School, and Community Engagement)

Alexandria, VA • On-site

$22/hr

Other

Posted 9 days ago

Job description

Application Materials

Please submit the following materials to resume@nafsce.org with the subject line “Family Math Fellow application”:

●     Resume or CV

●     Brief statement of interest (500-750 words)

●     One writing sample


Term:  Fall 2026 – Spring 2027 (flexible start and end date)

Time Commitment:    10–15 hours per week

Location:  Remote

Compensation: Hourly rate of $22/hour (for a max of 424 hours)

About the Fellowship. The Center for Family Math seeks a Family Math Fellow to support research, resource development, and field-building activities during the 2026-27 academic year.

This fellowship is designed for a graduate student, doctoral student, or recent graduate, or early-career professional interested in mathematics education, family engagement, special education, learning sciences, child development, or related fields. The Fellow will work closely with Center leadership to elevate and translate research into publications and practical tools that advance the knowledge base and help educators, organizations, and families support children's mathematical learning. The fellowship offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a growing national movement focused on family engagement in mathematics while developing skills in research synthesis, knowledge mobilization, and educational communications.

Fellowship Responsibilities


Research and Knowledge Development

●     Lead development of the 2026 Family Math Bibliography, including identification, review, selection and presentation of relevant research literature. Sole authorship credit.

●     Coordinate a Family M​ath special issue of an academic journal, in conjunction with the Family Math Research Consortium

●     Lead identification and curation of resources for a new online hub focused on educator preparation for Family Math (EdPrep x FM)

●     Conduct other Family Math research activities, such as literature reviews, research-to-practice briefs, blog entries (with authorship), and summaries of Center-collected evaluation data.

 

Resource Development

●     Identify and organize practice resources for annual update to the Center’s online searchable Family Math Toolbox

●     Assist with planning and facilitating Family Math activities at NAFSCE’s annual National Assembly for Family Engagement in Education and the Center’s annual Family Math Forum (which happens in tandem with the Assembly)

●     Support other practitioner-facing capacity building, such as developing resources to engage families of children with learning differences, refining and scaling the Family Math Academy, or other similar activities.

 

Qualifications. We welcome applicants from a range of disciplines, including mathematics education, family and community engagement, special education, learning sciences, child development, educational psychology, public policy, sociology and related fields.

Preferred qualifications:

●     Current graduate student or recent graduate.

●     Strong writing, research, and organizational skills.

●     Ability to synthesize academic literature for practitioner audiences.

●     Interest in educational equity, family engagement, mathematics learning, and/or learning differences.

●     Experience with literature reviews, educational research, and/or resource development.

●     Ability to self-start, work independently, and manage multiple projects.

 

Fellowship benefits


The Family Math Fellow will receive: 

●     Mentorship from leaders in the family engagement and mathematics education fields.

●     Opportunities to contribute to nationally relevant projects and publications, with authorship and professional recognition.

●     Experience translating research into tools and resources used by educators and families.

●     Exposure to nonprofit leadership, partnership development, and field-building efforts.

●     Opportunities to connect with researchers, practitioners, and philanthropic leaders working at the intersection of family engagement and mathematics.

Application close date is August 14, 2026. Applications missing any of the three required elements will not be reviewed.

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