Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences
Indiana University
Description of Research:
This is an interdisciplinary project funded by DOD and NSF in which we are
studying how human performance and team dynamics can be measured via wearable
sensors. The project includes faculty from PBS, Intelligent Systems
Engineering, Statistics, and Computer Science. Multimodal measures
include: eye tracking, heart rate variability, EEG, human movements, and
response times. The mission of this project is multifaceted. For
example, one goal is to assess and improve the performance of cyber analysts as
they conduct forensic analyses of cyber-attacks. A second goal is to
evaluate whether multimodal data collected from multiple sensors can be fed
into machine learning models to predict cognitive performance and personality
measures.
Description of Position:
This is an excellent position for a college graduate interested in attending
graduate school and developing skill with multiple measures and big data.
The main responsibilities of this position include: (1) recruiting and testing
human subjects, (2) designing, programming, trouble-shooting, and summarizing
data, (3) analyzing behavioral and physiological data under the supervision of
faculty with expertise in each area, and (4) assisting with administrative and
organizational activities for the lab group.
Requirements: Strong programming skills (MATLAB, Python, or R); B.S. in cognitive science, psychology, computer science, engineering or a related field; previous experience with eye tracking, heart rate physiology, or EEG is highly desirable.
Salary:
The position is full-time with a starting salary of $32,000 + benefits.
Start date:
Early June, 2019
Apply Online at: Interested
applicants should upload a letter of interest, resume, and contact information
for two professional references to Bennett I. Bertenthal (bbertent@indiana.edu).
Review of applications will begin May 1st and continue until the
position is filled.
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