[Asis-l] Opportunity: 2016 Summer Internship at IBM Research - Almaden

Laura Challman Anderson laura_c_anderson at yahoo.com
Tue Feb 16 14:15:25 EST 2016


We are looking for talented students who are interested in applying for this competitive position to join our project for the summer.  We are studying science teams through the lens of interaction and activity to better understand the pace and cadence of scientific projects.  (More specifically, we've been using trace data in the forms of email, meeting transcripts, and wiki/team room artifacts to examine social interaction and conversational topics and themes for patterns over time.)
Full posting:  https://krb-sjobs.brassring.com/TGWebHost/jobdetails.aspx?partnerid=26059&siteid=5016&AReq=29486BR
Description:  The Accelerated Discovery Lab at IBM Research - Almaden has an opening for a Summer Intern.  The focus of the research is the use of qualitative and quantitative data to gain insight into team interaction and project patterns to then proactively support individual and team work.  We apply in-depth analysis of structured and unstructured digital trace data, information sharing, and work practices to explore the temporal and interactional evolution of research and discovery practices. Candidates must possess in-depth problem solving skills with an ability to analyze work and business practices from both micro and macro perspectives, as well as the ability to identify and prototype new solutions.  Preference will be given to those with experience researching and analyzing scientific communication, collaboration, and information sharing.  Highly desirable skills include network analysis, basic programming, rapid prototyping, ethnographic methods, and experience with one or more aspects of data handling (curation, wrangling, mining, analysis, or visualization).  One or more publications is expected from the internship work. Required:Programming: basic knowledgeStatistical analysis (e.g.,  using R, SPSS): 1 yearNetwork analysis (e.g., using Gephi): 1 yearLexical analysis (e.g., using Leximancer, System T): 1 yearAltmetrics (e.g., citation impact metrics, scientometrics): 6 monthsPreferred: Python: applied knowledgeSocial phenomena analysis: applied   Regards, Laura
Laura Challman Anderson PhDTeam Science ResearcherAccelerated Discovery Lab, IBM Research - Almaden
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