Job Title: Statistician Investigator Location: Chapel Hill North Carolina Duration: Aug 4, 2025 – Feb 6, 2026 NOTE-The hybrid schedule is Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday in the office, remote Thursday and Friday Summary: The Institute for Trauma Recovery is looking for a data analyst/statistician at or above the master’s degree level, to work in a collaborative team of investigators and perform statistical analyses to gain new discoveries to help trauma survivors.. Enrolled individuals presenting to a large network of emergency department in the immediate aftermath of trauma. • Study participants were followed longitudinally for one year, beginning in the hours after trauma, using sophisticated adaptive sampling methods and state-of-the-art battery of self-report, neurocognitive, physiologic, digital phenotype, psychosocial, neuroimaging, and genomic markers. • Must be able to analyze diverse longitudinal data collected as part of research studies. Applicants should have experience with bioinformatics research.Ideal candidates would have experience with Mplus or R software packages; and the ability to collaborate effectively in a multidisciplinary environment. Prior experience performing structural equation modeling is preferred, as is experience in clinical or epidemiological research.Minimum of a relevant Master’s degree (or foreign degree equivalent) preferred. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in a social, applied, or related science discipline, demonstrated ability as a scientific writer, demonstrated ability to perform advanced statistical analyses and learn and perform statistical analyses new to them, expert knowledge of R and other software packages; and the ability to collaborate effectively on multidisciplinary teams. • Master’s degree with extensive experience will be considered. • Assist with analyses of diverse longitudinal data collected as part of the AURORA study Administration • Maintaining meta-data regarding databases and work performed • Developing analysis plans in collaboration with members of the research team