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Experimental Psychologist / Human Factors Researcher
University of MarylandCollege Park, MD
$150,000–200,000/yr
Posted Sep 21, 2026
What you’d do
Support applied human factors research, including qualitative interviews, cognitive task analyses, and human data collection using neurophysiological measurement or signal processing. Also assist software user experience tasking and business development efforts such as white papers and sponsor engagement. Found on the employer's careers page on Oct 6, 2026. Apply through the link.
You’ll need
- Master's or PhD in human factors psychology, experimental psychology, cognitive neuroscience, or rel
- Foundational knowledge of behavioral science research methods
- Experience leading significant portions of applied research projects
- Human subjects research experience
- Statistical and programming language skills
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