Research Fellow, AI & Technology Risk

Same platform, different brand. Your saved jobs and alerts as well as your log in details have moved with you. What Where Research Fellow, AI & Technology Risk National University of Singapore - Queenstown The National University of Singapore is the national research university of Singapore. Founded in 1905 as the Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay States Government Medical School, NUS is the oldest higher education institution in Singapore Job Description The Research Fellow will be a member of the IPUR research team, working under the Director to help deliver IPUR's research programme on risk perceptions and communications in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. Specifically, the RF will focus on designing, managing, and implementing quantitative and qualitative research on public perceptions and behavioural responses to AI and technology risk in Singapore and internationally, in addition to providing support in project and grant management, stakeholder liaison and outreach for IPUR. Responsibilities will include contributing to literature review, field research design and implementation, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, organisation of seminars and events, preparing scholarly publications and preparation of outreach materials. Candidates should have a background in economics, statistics, psychology, or information technology, and have an interest in and awareness of AI and technological issues. All candidates should have a strong willingness to learn about new topics and methods. Applicants with experience in quantitative research methods will be given preference. Company description: The National University of Singapore is the national research university of Singapore. Founded in 1905 as the Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay States Government Medical School, NUS is the oldest higher education institution in Singapore Job description: Job Description The Research Fellow will be a member of the IPUR research team, working under the Director to help deliver IPUR's research programme on risk perceptions and communications in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. Specifically, the RF will focus on designing, managing, and implementing quantitative and qualitative research on public perceptions and behavioural responses to AI and technology risk in Singapore and internationally, in addition to providing support in project and grant management, stakeholder liaison and outreach for IPUR. Responsibilities will include contributing to literature review, field research design and implementation, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, organisation of seminars and events, preparing scholarly publications and preparation of outreach materials. Candidates should have a background in economics, statistics, psychology, or information technology, and have an interest in and awareness of AI and technological issues. All candidates should have a strong willingness to learn about new topics and methods. Applicants with experience in quantitative research methods will be given preference. Reponsibilities Collect and manage primary and/or secondary data for research projects Perform quantitative/qualitative data analysis Write literature reviews, research briefings and summaries Assist in fieldwork and serve as liaison for field researchers Preparation of grant proposals and institute reporting requirements for stakeholders Provide support for IPUR events and outreach activities This is a 1-year, onsite position in Singapore. Requirements PhD in economics, statistics, psychology, information technology, or other relevant discipline (work experience in applied research preferred) Strong quantitative analytical skills (experience in survey/experimental design and analysis in STATA/R preferred) Good organisational skills Excellent spoken and written English #J-18808-Ljbffr