Postdoctoral researcher in social identity, politics, and computational methods

Job Description

The successful candidate will work on projects related to social identity, politics, and computational methods under the supervision of Dr. Deen Freelon. They will also initiate independent research projects and collaborate with other research groups.

Requirements: Candidates must have a PhD in communication or a related field and demonstrate expertise in social identity and computational methods. Experience with non-textual media analysis and programming languages like Python and R is also required.

Key Skills: Communication, Computational Social Science, AI, Open-Source Software Development, Data Analysis, Political Communication, Python, R, Data Visualization, Research Leadership, Collaboration, Social Identity, Digital Media Analysis, Quantitative Research, Self-Directed Research, Team Collaboration

Benefits: Health Insurance, Relocation Allowance, Travel/Research Expenses