REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Science or related field with well-developed research expertise and interests connected to the foci of the project;

Excellent written and oral communication skills, especially with regard to scientific writing;

Strong quantitative skills (including some experience with the management of large data sets and strong data analysis skills, especially longitudinal data and dyadic data);

Highly organized and able to manage several projects simultaneously;

Excellent interpersonal skills for working collaboratively with researchers and other professionals, including administrators, academic professionals, and practitioners in the field.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Knowledge in one or more of the following content areas is preferred but not mandatory:

etiology of divorce and its effects on individuals and children, behavioral and mental health outcomes in children and or, adolescents and the processes that underlie academic, social, and psychological well-being, psychosocial and physiologic markers of stress, parent/child relationships, dyadic processes and analyses, ethnically diverse families, and communication and change theory.

Bilingual Spanish/English is preferred but not required.