OpenResearch, a nonprofit research organization, is recruiting a Research & AI Fellow to help develop new approaches to data collection, analysis, and measurement in large-scale social science research. Fellows will work on projects at the intersection of AI, computational methods, and human-centered research, with opportunities to build tools, test new methodologies, and contribute to real-world studies.
The fellowship offers significant autonomy, mentorship from experienced researchers, and a weekly stipend of $1,500 for full-time participation. The approximately four-month fellowship is remote-friendly, and OpenResearch is willing to accommodate academic schedules.
This opportunity may be especially appealing to students and postdocs with backgrounds in computer science, statistics, data science, machine learning, computational social science, NLP, HCI, or related fields who are excited by open-ended research challenges and building new research infrastructure.
Applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis. Learn more and apply through the OpenResearch website.
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