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Description The Quantum Information team at UMass Amherst is involved with modeling and optimization of quantum hardware, as well as development of new modeling methods and algorithms, in collaboration with
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, scheduling and training of internal and external users, maintaining and servicing facilities and instruments, and ordering supplies. The Senior Research Fellow will work both independently and in collaboration
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. Work Schedule Flexible schedule. Graduate Student fellows are expected to work in the shared office and actively contribute to the Slavery North community. Salary Information Candidates enrolled in
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organizations. Additional Details Fellows must credit Slavery North Initiative-UMass Amherst in all outcomes derived from their appointment. Work Schedule Flexible schedule. Graduate Student fellows are expected
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, or community organizations. Additional Details Fellows must credit Slavery North Initiative-UMass Amherst in all outcomes derived from their appointment. Work Schedule Flexible schedule. Graduate Student fellows
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spend in the field each year. Additional Details Initial appointment will be for one (1) year, with possible extension based on satisfactory performance. Work Schedule Standard work schedule applies (M-F
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their appointment. Work Schedule Flexible schedule. Graduate Student fellows are expected to work in the shared office and actively contribute to the Slavery North community. Salary Information Candidates enrolled in
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of research staff. Additional responsibilities will include scheduling and coordinating meetings, conducting interviews with research participants, facilitating focus groups for research purposes, obtaining
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will take place on offshore islands and involve the use of a boat. Work Schedule Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm. Work schedule may vary. Additional Information The position will be for 12 months with a
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scheduling of community engagement initiatives, (3) implement systems of iterative and ongoing bi-directional communication between community partners and research team members and (4) support a process of