pA great next step after your PhD - apply your statistical expertise to a wide variety of real-world research problems and build your project experience. /p pVaried and interesting work - contribute to diverse research projects across UNSW, working with researchers from different disciplines and tackling a broad range of applied statistical challenges. /p pCollaborative team + publication opportunities - join a friendly, supportive team while contributing to research that can lead to publications. /p pThis Job is based in Australia /p pA great next step after your PhD - apply your statistical expertise to a wide variety of real-world research problems and build your project experience. /p pVaried and interesting work - contribute to diverse research projects across UNSW, working with researchers from different disciplines and tackling a broad range of applied statistical challenges. /p pCollaborative team + publication opportunities - join a friendly, supportive team while contributing to research that can lead to publications.
/p h3Why Your Role Matters /h3 ul li$95,036 -$126,711 + 17% super (*minimum $118,467 with PhD) /li li12-month fixed term contract at UNSW Kensington /li liFull-time (35 hours week) /li /ul pStats Central is a team of nine statisticians and two bioinformaticians offering UNSW researchers support and training in study design and analysis, as part of the university's 2025 Strategy. It is based in the Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre in the Division of Research and Enterprise, a centralised unit that manages major research infrastructure at UNSW and provides relevant technical and consulting expertise. /p pThe Statistical Consultant (Research) will provide advice on or lead study design, analysis, and communication of results in a cross-disciplinary context on research contracts with partners around the university. /p h3About UNSW /h3 pUNSW isn't like other places you've worked. We are a large organisation with a diverse and highly talented comm
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