Your role will be as a professional enabling staff to help with one or multiple activities of the TYCHE research project (Resilience in Crisis Management: Assessing AI Opportunities and Arising AI Ownership Risks, and Mitigations) funded by SPRITE+ 8253322
- To be considered for the role, you need to be a student or have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in a discipline relevant to the project (computer science, infrastructure, social science, defence studies, crisis management).
- Provide a CV and a cover letter stating your interests in the topics of the project and evidence of requisite skills.
- Indicate in the cover letter the A1-4 activities you would like to be considered for (any number of activity).
- You will be employed on a casual work basis by Heriot-Watt University. If you are already doing casual work for Heriot-Watt University, please indicate it in your cover letter as this might constrain the number of hours you would be eligible to do.
- The work can be done remotely.
WFH
Casual work contract with Heriot-Watt University £19.51/hour (Grade 6/26) with a maximum of 7 hours/week over 12 weeks (with 1-2 weeks gap between contracts). The duration will depend on the activities you will be involved in (typically 12 days over 3 months).
Any question, please contact Manuel Maarek M.Maarek@hw.ac.uk
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Student Helper for TYCHE research project activities employer: Unitemps Warwick
Unitemps offers a dynamic and supportive work environment for the Hybrid Behavioural Science Research Assistant role, providing employees with the flexibility of hybrid working arrangements. With a focus on professional development and collaboration within the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change, team members are encouraged to grow their skills in behavioural science while contributing to impactful research. The London location not only enhances networking opportunities but also immerses you in a vibrant academic community, making it an excellent place for meaningful and rewarding employment.
