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POSITION AVAILABLE:
Thomson Scientific – Research Scientist
To apply: Please visit www.thomsoncareers.com and search by requisition
number TEC00002745.
The Thomson Corporation is a global leader in providing essential
electronic workflow solutions to business and professional customers.
Thomson provides value-added information, software tools and applications
to more than 20 million users in the fields of law, tax, accounting,
financial services, scientific research and healthcare. The Thomson
Corporation's common shares are listed on the New York and Toronto stock
exchanges (NYSE: TOC; TSX: TOC).
Thomson Scientific information based solutions keep academic, government,
corporate, and pharma R&D professionals at the forefront of their markets
by providing must-have authoritative content with innovative technologies
that assist with discovery, analysis, product development and distribution.
This position is responsible for the assessment, recommendation, and
implementation of innovative and appropriate applications of bibliometrics
and statistics to TS product and customer solutions related to research
evaluation. The individual will oversee development of new research metrics
and refinement of existing metrics by monitoring new metrics and evaluation
trends globally and advocate the adoption of specific new metrics based on
their utility in the TS context and in TS products. Other responsibilities
include overseeing quality control of metrics in existing products and
custom consulting projects. The position reports to Director, Research
Services Group, Thomson Scientific.
• Monitor trends in research metrics and evaluation for relevance to
Thomson Scientific strategic goals.
• Create internal reports and analyses to support planning activities
and external presentations in industry forums.
• Act as internal consultant on a variety of customer-facing activities
including new product planning, quality control of existing metrics
products, customer inquiries, and custom consulting assignments.
• Develop and justify metrics enhancement plans for existing products
with sound business rationale to senior managers and executives.
• Propose and justify new evaluative products with sound new business
cases to senior management and executives.
• Accurate strategic and competitive assessments of global trends in
scholarly performance evaluation programs and their implications for TS
metrics development.
• Development of new evaluative metrics and creation of sound business
plans for their implementation.
• Successful internal TS implementation of systems and editorial
development necessary to support new metrics in existing and new products.
• Determine critical trends of strategic importance to research
evaluation and their implication to TS.
• Prioritize evaluative initiatives to maximize business growth.
• Decide best metrics for new evaluative products.
We are seeking candidates with the following qualifications:
• Advanced degree in relevant field (library science, bibliometrics,
informetrics, or statistics).
• Professional experience in research evaluation, scientometrics,
bibliometrics, or informetrics.
• Knowledge of statistical or quantitative methods.
• Demonstrated relationships with relevant industry players and
associations.
• Effective communications skills.
• Ability to translate market and customer needs into clearly defined
product requirements.
The H-1B visa cap has been fulfilled for fiscal year 2008 which begins
October 1, 2007 and therefore Thomson is unable to sponsor new (first-time)
H-1B visas.
Our employees embrace a number of commonly shared values - collaboration,
accountability, customer focus, a bias toward action and results,
appreciation and respect for diversity, entrepreneurial spirit and, at all
times, the highest ethical standards. These values represent the behavior
each employee is expected to exhibit in their role. In our view, fostering
a culture that embodies these values will lead to success and growth for
our employees and our business.
The Thomson Corporation is proud to be an Equal Employment
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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