General Application

Our open roles describe the specializations we need most now. Beyond them, we are always interested in experienced statisticians and methodologists whose work matches ours: careful, well-documented analysis for researchers who will be judged on it.

That includes quantitative statisticians across disciplines, psychometricians and measurement specialists, qualitative and mixed methods analysts working in NVivo or MAXQDA, and methodologists who review and strengthen other people's analyses.

You hold a PhD, have at least six years of applied experience, and are based in the United States. You would rather do fewer projects well than many quickly, and you are comfortable working through a Research Coordinator rather than directly with the client.

You are looking for a project-based collaboration, with scope and fee agreed before each project, alongside your own work.

• You are brought into projects that match your expertise, as they arise.
• Scope and fee are agreed for each project before work begins.
• A Research Coordinator handles the client side; you handle the analysis and reporting.
• Your work is reviewed before delivery, and you review others' where relevant.
• Every project is confidential, under OnlineSPSS terms.

• PhD in a statistical, methodological or quantitative field.
• Six or more years of applied research analysis.
• Expert in the software your specialization uses, with reproducible output.
• Clear written English and reporting to academic or journal standards.
• Reliability on agreed deadlines.
• Based in the United States.

• A specialization we do not list yet.
• Publications or reviewing experience.
• Experience supporting doctoral researchers.

This is a partnership, not a salaried position. Our core team of PhD-level statisticians is in-house; for specialized projects we bring in a partner statistician, also PhD-qualified and based in the United States, who works under our management, our confidentiality terms and our review. When a project that matches your expertise comes in, we bring you into it. The scope and your fee for that project are agreed before any work begins, so there is never an open-ended commitment on either side. A Research Coordinator handles client contact, scoping and timelines, so your time goes to the statistics. Every project is confidential, and so is your application.