Research Psychologist

Apply professional knowledge of psychological theories, methods, or data to practical situations and problems, evaluates data and reports of previous studies, analyzes the results, and determines their applicability to the present project.
Design surveys and other instruments; collect, clean, manage, and analyze data using appropriate statistical techniques; write reports and presentations.
Review reports of other analysts for methodological relevancy and scientific adequacy of plans and for the organization of research findings, results and recommendations into briefings, professional papers, and reports.
Develop appropriate social science approaches for approved Priority Analytical Requirements (PAR) and projects.
Develop analytical/project plans and integrate into a larger program of analysis.
Collect data, scores, responses, code data and ensure sufficient data storage and retrieval capability.
Coordinate equipment and personnel requirements, apply quality control procedures, and apply appropriate scientific rigor.