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Remote Qualitative Researcher Jobs in Michigan (NOW HIRING)

Plan, conduct and moderate user research for clients, both qualitative and quantitative, and ... Experience working with and conducting remote user testing, survey research, usability testing ...

Currently, we are looking for researchers to join ourvibrant and growing Human Services department. This position supports projectteams within the department and across the company in the planning ...

Evaluation Intern

Lansing, MI · On-site +1

$15.25 - $20.25/hr

Remote/Hybrid Must be willing to intern 10-20 hours a week Intern Responsibilities / Projects ... Disaggregate and analyze quantitative and qualitative data from training evaluations and surveys.

CONTRACT INSIGHTS ANALYST, MARKETING - 6-MONTH CONTRACT This is a remote position. Work ... You'll spend most of your time working with numbers and data, though comfort with qualitative ...

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What is the difference between Remote Qualitative Researcher vs Remote Quantitative Researcher?

AspectRemote Qualitative ResearcherRemote Quantitative Researcher
CredentialsTypically requires a background in social sciences, psychology, or market research; often with a degree in these fieldsUsually holds degrees in statistics, mathematics, or data science; certifications in data analysis tools are common
Work EnvironmentConducts interviews, focus groups, and ethnographic studies remotely or in the fieldAnalyzes numerical data, builds models, and interprets statistical results remotely
Industry UsageUsed in market research, user experience, and social research projectsApplied in data analytics, market segmentation, and product testing

The main difference between a Remote Qualitative Researcher and a Remote Quantitative Researcher lies in their focus: qualitative researchers explore in-depth insights through non-numerical data, while quantitative researchers analyze numerical data to identify patterns and trends. Both roles are essential in research projects but require different skill sets and methods.

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Advisory Services Analyst, Early Childhood Programs (Remote Eligible)

Ann Arbor, MI • On-site, Remote

Mathematica
Scientific Research and Development Services • 1 - 5K employees

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

We are seeking an Advisory Services Analyst to supportprojects spanning policy and programmatic areas, with a focus on earlychildhood and human services programs. This role contributes to quantitativeand qualitative research, analysis, program monitoring, and technicalassistance designed to improve the effectiveness, implementation, compliance,and performance of policies and programs.
The Analyst combines program and policy knowledge withdata analysis, project management, strategic thinking, partner engagement, andstrong communication skills. The role will support federal early childhoodinitiatives, including Head Start and Early Head Start, by analyzing programperformance, providing technical assistance and training, supporting monitoringactivities, and translating data and evidence into actionable recommendationsfor clients and programs.
Important Employment Information: 
As we develop our business and generate work, we arehiring for this skill set, however, if an offer is extended it will becontingent upon the successful award of work. If Mathematica is awarded thework, this role will be full-time, and you will be a regular employee ofMathematica. If you are contacted by our Talent Acquisition team, you willreceive more information and details about this process. 

Responsibilities:

  • Translates research knowledge and experience into actionable, relevant information and advises clients on how to build connections between research and evidence, and program or portfolio strategy, decision-making, or grant-making.
  • Supports monitoring, technical assistance, and continuous improvement activities for early childhood programs, including assessing program performance, progress, compliance, quality, and accountability.
  • Aggregates, analyzes, and presents data from multiple sources using web-based and other data management and analytic tools to identify trends and support program and client decision-making.
  • Develops high-quality written and presentation products, including memoranda, executive summaries, correspondence, implementation guidance, training materials, case studies, and program or portfolio performance reports.
  • Engages with clients, program staff, participants, government agencies, and other partners to gather information, facilitate meetings, provide technical assistance and training, and communicate findings and recommendations.
  • Supports project management activities, including developing and monitoring schedules, budgets, staffing, workflows, deliverables, and project management tools to help projects remain on time and within budget.
  • Applies change management, continuous improvement, human-centered design, and systems-thinking approaches to help clients and programs identify challenges, develop solutions, and improve implementation.
  • Provides subject matter expertise and support related to early childhood and Head Start program operations, monitoring, and continuous improvement.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.