RAs provide research support, qualitative and quantitative, reflecting their education and training. RAs range in education and experience from individuals with Bachelor's degrees and some prior research experience to those with Master's or other specialized degrees who contribute content knowledge to the projects on which they work. RAND's needs for research assistants vary greatly over time, depending on the staffing needs of current projects.
Some opportunities are subject to specific project funding.
Requires excellent qualitative, analytical and writing skills. Applicants must have demonstrated research capabilities such as literature reviews or interviewing. Applicants should be highly motivated, organized, flexible, and should have the ability to work independently and as part of a team. Requires excellent quantitative, analytical and writing skills. Applicants should be highly motivated, organized, flexible, and should have the ability to work independently and as part of a team.