Note: for CS-specific positions, see the CS GRA Positions link on the sidebar at left.
See the Bulletin Board outside of Room 435 for full information on the jobs listed here.
Greetings. I am an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology. I have a current and several pending funded projects for which I am seeking a graduate student with programming skills, preferrably in either Visual Basic or Visual C++.
It is my hope that you might be able to forward my email or pass my contact information on to someone who might be interested in some summer funding and the possibility of additional funding over the course of the academic year.
Best regards, Carryl L. Baldwin, Ph.D. Department of Psychology King Hall, Rm 2062 George Mason University cbaldwi4@gmu.edu (703)993-4653 office (703)993-1359 fax cbaldwi4@gmu.edu
GMU - Computer Science Department/ ST 2-Room 430
Office Assistant - Part-time, 10-15 hours per week M-F, 3-4 hours a day, $9.25/hr.
Job Description: Assisting faculty and staff in various administrative tasks, answering the phone, greeting the patrons, filing, copying, sorting mail and other office duties as needed
Qualifications: The preference is given to a responsible, well organized customer service oriented student with good communication skills to assist clients in person and via telephone; with some office work experiences.
Contact Information: Please submit your resume and availabilities to: Nooshi Mohebi Computer Science Department, MSN 4A5 ST 2- Room 430 703-993-1530 mmohebi@gmu.edu
George Mason University's Center for the Study of Neuroeconomics 4/2/08
Seeking current undergraduate and graduate students with background in economics, science, computer science and programming, mathematics, and/or statistics for a Lab Manager position at George Mason University's Center for the Study of Neuroeconomics. Primarily responsible for the administration of behavioral economics and neuroeconomics experiments. Duties include maintaining the Center’s computer lab, recruiting subjects, handling necessary paperwork, testing software, and performing simple statistical data analysis. A highly qualified candidate will have the ability to complete a program in Java, to statistically analyze brain data using GLM, and/or a highly qualified candidate will be capable of setting-up, maintaining, and troubleshooting a networked operating system. Such candidates will be compensated accordingly. Compensation will range from $10.00 per hour to $20.00 per hour, based on above-described skills and experience. Position is part-time: 10 hours per week. Please send resume and cover letter to Heather Leahy at hleahy@gmu.edu
The GMU Visual Attention and Cognition lab 2/4/08
is looking for an individual that is interested in learning about human factors/HCI in the context of video games. The individual will need strong programming skills and the willingness to learn new programming languages. The initial position is unpaid, but longer-term opportunities may be available, contingent on funding. Please contact Dr. Matt Peterson (mpeters2@gmu.edu) for more information.
IT Help Wanted - 11/07
The Human Emotions Research Lab (HERL) at George Mason University is searching for a qualified IT person who is able to fill either/ both of two part-time IT positions:
General IT Person: (Part-time) Maintain (and update as needed) the lab's computer network (about 20 PCs, 3 printers, linked via University server, plus portable laptops and tablets. This includes maintaining hardware, updating software, and answering general technical questions. In addition, research and make recommendations on software, hardware, and security features, as needed. This position is hourly – about 5 hours a week.
Software consultant/programmer: (Part-time) Design, implement, and update software to present research questionnaires via touch-screen computer. Some of the questionnaires are complex, requiring multiple "skip" rules. We wish to present questions both visually and via headphones. (We have a prototype that worked well on now outdated "qube" touchscreens; need to develop similar software for Lenovo tablets.)
Kindly address inquiries to Jose, Laura or Molly at the HERL lab at 703-993-1365.