Research Assistant I - Molecular Metabolism Lab

Role Overview Harvard University seeks a Research Assistant I to support faculty-led research projects in Boston. This role involves hands-on work in academic studies and day-to-day assistance with ongoing research activities. What You Will Do Assist faculty members with research tasks across multiple projects Contribute to data collection, analysis, and doc…

About the Role Harvard University is seeking a Research Technician I focused on Ancient DNA research. This position is based in Boston and supports projects that explore genetic heritage and evolution using advanced laboratory techniques. Main Responsibilities Assist with laboratory experiments involving ancient DNA samples Manage and track biological materials throughout the research process Work closely with a team of scientists on ongoing research projects Impact This role supports research that deepens understanding of genetics and human history. Contributions help drive discoveries in the field of ancient DNA analysis.

The Center for Biostatistics in AIDS Research at Harvard University is hiring a Biostatistician II based in Boston. This role centers on supporting AIDS research through advanced statistical analysis and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Key responsibilities Partner with researchers to deliver statistical analysis for projects focused on AIDS Apply advanced statistical methods to support ongoing studies Contribute to the quality and reliability of research findings through thorough data analysis Team collaboration Regular interaction with researchers is a core part of this position. The Biostatistician II brings statistical expertise that helps strengthen the center's research and advances the understanding and treatment of AIDS.

Join a prestigious institution as an Executive Assistant in the Department of Biological Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology at Harvard University. In this vital role, you will provide high-level administrative support to ensure the smooth operation of departmental functions and contribute to the advancement of groundbreaking research.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant I, where you will play a crucial role in supporting groundbreaking research initiatives. This entry-level position is perfect for individuals eager to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic academic environment. Collaborate with esteemed faculty and contribute to innovative projects that advance knowledge in various fields.

Job Summary:As a Senior Data Scientist at the esteemed Digital Data Design Institute (D^3) of Harvard University, you will play a pivotal role within the D^3 Data Science Team. Your work will involve close collaboration with faculty and researchers from the Harvard Business School (HBS) on impactful social science research projects that intersect with business, management, digital transformation, data science, and artificial intelligence. Your efforts will focus on leveraging AI to explore its implications for business and society through rigorous experimental research, while also contributing to the development of machine learning (ML) and AI tools for the broader research community.In this role, you will serve as a knowledgeable guide and resource for researchers of varying expertise in data methodologies and cutting-edge technologies. Effective communication regarding these technologies is essential, as is the agility to learn new skills rapidly and manage multiple concurrent projects of differing scopes and complexities.Job-Specific Responsibilities:Extract, clean, explore, and analyze data from diverse sources, including organizational, public, and experimental datasets.Engage in project intake and assignment processes within the D^3 Data Science Team.Design and conduct data science and AI experiments alongside partner organizations.Develop and apply a variety of models and analyses to derive insights and guide strategic decisions.Maintain comprehensive documentation of data files, modeling methodologies, rationale, results, and annotated code.Communicate and present data science methods and findings to faculty, managers, and non-technical stakeholders effectively.Mentor and train fellow data scientists, research scientists, post-doctoral fellows, research assistants, and PhD students.Resolve complex issues collaboratively with other data scientists to devise effective solutions.Document and share research findings with the community.Foster trust and collaboration by actively engaging with colleagues and stakeholders on-site.Perform other related duties as assigned.

Join Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Department of Neurobiology, located in the vibrant city of Boston. This full-time position offers an exciting opportunity to support groundbreaking research in neurobiology. As a Research Assistant, you will assist in various research projects, contributing to scientific knowledge and advancements in the field. You will engage in hands-on laboratory work, data collection, and analysis.

Join the esteemed team at Harvard University as a Maintenance Operator. In this dynamic role, you will play a pivotal part in ensuring the functionality and upkeep of our campus facilities. Your responsibilities will include performing routine maintenance tasks, addressing repair needs, and collaborating with a team dedicated to excellence in campus services.

Harvard University is seeking a dedicated and skilled Systems Engineer to join our esteemed Information Technology - Infrastructure team. In this role, you will be responsible for the design, implementation, and management of critical IT systems that support our academic and administrative operations. You will work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to ensure the reliability and efficiency of our IT infrastructure.

Role Overview Harvard University's Department of Information Technology is looking for a Systems Administrator based in Boston. This role focuses on maintaining and improving IT infrastructure to support the university's academic mission. What You Will Do Maintain and optimize systems and servers for reliable performance Collaborate with IT team members to implement and manage technology solutions Troubleshoot technical issues as they arise Work to enhance the experience for users across the academic community

Harvard University seeks a Managing Director for the HBS AI Institute in Boston. This leadership role centers on setting the institute’s strategic direction and guiding initiatives that use artificial intelligence to improve business practices and education. What you will do Develop and implement the institute’s long-term strategy Oversee programs and projects that apply AI in both business and educational settings Build and maintain partnerships with academic and industry collaborators Ensure the institute remains at the forefront of AI research and its practical uses Requirements Significant management and strategic development experience Deep understanding of artificial intelligence technologies Demonstrated ability to lead teams and encourage collaboration across disciplines Location This position is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

The Harvard Business School AI Institute is seeking an innovative and results-driven Research Manager to oversee and lead cutting-edge research initiatives in artificial intelligence. This role is pivotal in advancing our understanding and application of AI in business contexts. You will collaborate with a team of researchers, faculty, and industry experts to drive impactful projects that shape the future of AI in business.

Join the prestigious team at Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in the Microbiology department. This full-time position offers a unique opportunity to support groundbreaking research initiatives, working closely with seasoned scientists and researchers. You will assist in various tasks such as data collection, laboratory experiments, and analysis, contributing to significant advancements in the microbiology field.

Join the esteemed team at Harvard University as an Administrative Coordinator in the Genetics department. In this pivotal role, you will support administrative functions that drive our cutting-edge research and educational initiatives. Your responsibilities will include organizing schedules, managing communications, and coordinating events to enhance the department's efficiency.

Join the prestigious team at Harvard University as a Research Assistant I in our cutting-edge laboratory. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage in innovative research projects, contribute to scientific advancements, and collaborate with esteemed professionals in the field. Ideal candidates will possess strong analytical skills, a passion for research, and a commitment to excellence.

The Harvard University Ombuds Office, located in Cambridge and Boston, offers confidential and impartial dispute resolution services to faculty, staff, students, trainees, and appointees. Our office serves as a supportive space for individuals to express their concerns, define their objectives, and explore various options for resolution, ranging from informal discussions to formal complaints.As an Ombuds II, you will play a vital role in facilitating open communication and conflict resolution. Responsibilities include:Dispute Resolution Consultation: Support visitors in identifying their concerns and potential resolutions; clarify university policies; conduct informal fact-finding and conflict coaching; mediate disputes; and collaborate with faculty and managers on complaint resolution strategies.Community Outreach and Education: Educate Harvard community members about the Ombuds Office; conduct existing and new training sessions on negotiation and conflict resolution.Policy Analysis: Serve as a resource for policy formulation; maintain visitor statistics for reporting purposes.Professionalism and Integrity: Uphold the Ombuds Office's confidentiality, impartiality, and professionalism while fostering a safe environment for all visitors.

Harvard University’s Nutrition Lab in Boston is seeking a full-time Research Assistant I. This role contributes to research projects that examine how nutrition influences health. The lab’s work aims to deepen understanding of nutrition science and its impact on well-being. What you will do Support research activities within the Nutrition Lab Carry out experiments under the guidance of senior researchers Analyze data gathered from ongoing studies Work environment Research Assistants work closely with scientists and staff who value precision and a genuine interest in nutrition’s effects on health. Collaboration and attention to detail are central to the team’s approach.

Join Harvard University as a SAS Programmer II, where you will play a pivotal role in statistical programming and data analysis. This position involves developing high-quality programming solutions and ensuring the accuracy of data management practices. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support research projects, focusing on data integrity and analysis efficiency.

Role Overview Harvard University's Department of Immunology and Infectious Diseases is seeking a Research Assistant I to support laboratory work in Boston. This position involves hands-on assistance with research projects focused on immunology and infectious diseases. What You Will Do Assist with laboratory tasks and experiments under supervision Support ongoing studies that investigate immune responses and infectious disease mechanisms Contribute to daily research operations and help maintain lab organization About the Team Join a group dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in immunology and infectious diseases. The team values careful work and collaboration in pursuit of new discoveries.