Carl Connection: Quantitative Analyst
This opportunity is brought to us by a Carleton alum, Julia Kenney ’20 (julia.kenney@diatribe.org). You are highly encouraged to reach out to Julia with any questions regarding the organization or the position prior to applying.
ABOUT dQ&A
How would you like to work on a really BIG public health challenge? We are dQ&A, a research company committed to making life better for people living with diabetes – that’s 30 million people in the USA (equivalent to the population of Texas!) and 463 million people worldwide. We translate the experiences and opinions of thousands of patients and healthcare professionals into data and information to help companies and patient advocacy groups create better diabetes products and services. As an Analyst at dQ&A, you will work to amplify patient voices and improve health outcomes for people with diabetes through data inquiry, analysis, and interpretation. We are looking for both Quantitative and Qualitative Analysts to hire starting in Summer 2022.
ABOUT THE QUANTITATIVE ANALYST POSITION
The Analyst position is a two-year commitment to start, with further opportunities for promotion and career development. You will assume significant responsibility early on, learning and then leading one of our ongoing research services, or taking a major role in individual research projects.
You can expect to:
- Develop and field online research surveys to people living with diabetes and healthcare professionals across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
- Analyze data from online surveys, discussion board communities, interviews, and mobile ethnographies.
- Translate data analysis into compelling reports and visualizations that tell the story of the data and uncover important insights.
- Lead and manage projects, clients, partners, and vendors.
- Publish and present findings at global and international medical conferences and in peer-reviewed journals.
- Gain early management experience as you take responsibility for new analysts in your second year.
ABOUT THE QUALITATIVE ANALYST POSITION
The Qualitative Analyst will support the three members of the qualitative research team. If you are more of a words person than a numbers person, then you may enjoy qualitative research, as we are all about figuring out the reasons why people behave the way they do. You can expect to:
- Develop recruitment surveys to people with diabetes and health care professionals.
- Analyze qualitative data from discussion board communities, interviews, focus groups, and mobile ethnographies.
- View qualitative research sessions.
- Receive moderator training and conduct qualitative interviews with people with diabetes and healthcare professionals.
- Write qualitative research reports.
- Publish and present findings at global and international medical conferences and in peer-reviewed journals.
- Gain early management experience as you take responsibility for new analysts in your second year.
All Analysts will have multiple opportunities to interact with leaders and influencers in the medical field as well as senior managers at medical technology and pharmaceuticals companies. Our culture is highly collaborative: you will work closely with other team members in a flexible/hybrid work environment. There may be occasional travel to diabetes conferences and/or client sites. dQ&A is based in the vibrant Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco.
QUALIFICATIONS
We are looking for motivated people with all types of skills, backgrounds, interests, and experiences. You will be a good fit for us if you:
- Want to work hard in a mission-driven organization dedicated to helping people with their health.
- Have strong quantitative, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Academic experience with research or data analysis is a plus.
- Can multi-task, learn, and adapt in a fast-paced work environment.
- Have great oral and written communication skills.
- Pay attention to detail and have a quality-focused mindset.
- Strong oral and written communication skills.
- Academic experience with research or data analysis.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and/or PowerPoint.
- Experience with survey or computer programming or statistical software, such as SPSS, SAS, R, MarketSight, or Qualtrics.
We consider these a plus:
SALARY AND BENEFITS
- $62,400 in the first year, with promotion opportunities and salary increase after 12 months.
- 401(k) plan with employer contribution
- Health insurance plan
- Fully stocked kitchen with healthy food
- Financial support for gym membership/fitness classes
- Public transportation pass
- Professional development support
- A supportive, collaborative, and inclusive work environment
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TO APPLY: If you are interested, please apply now at this link. The deadline is December 15, 2021. Please do not apply through your school’s career portal – we will not receive these applications. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and earlier applications are highly encouraged.
Close Concerns and dQ&A treat everyone equally and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
In addition to the question fields in our online application, please attach the following as a single, merged PDF document in the “Resume” field:
- Resume as PDF – please include undergraduate GPA, major, and graduation year
- Transcript in PDF format (unofficial accepted, but GPA must be included)
PDFs may be merged at: https://smallpdf.com/merge-pdf. Please email Rebecca McClure at rebecca.mcclure@closeconcerns.com if you have any problems with the application form.