The University of Maryland is seeking an Experimental Psychologist to join the Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence & Security (ARLIS). This role focuses on enhancing human-machine systems and decision support technologies for national security, requiring expertise in human systems integration and experimental research
Job Summary
The Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence & Security (ARLIS) supports research in intelligent human-machine systems, human performance augmentation, and decision support technologies for national security.
Key responsibilities include supporting deliverable development, qualitative data analysis, developing workflows from cognitive task analyses, and supporting user experience tasking.
Employees contribute directly to the nation’s security and are supported by a culture that values integrity, collaboration, and professional growth.
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The University of Maryland is seeking an Experimental Psychologist to join the Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence & Security (ARLIS). This role focuses on enhancing human-machine systems and decision support technologies for national security, requiring expertise in human systems integration and experimental research.
Salary
$150,000 - $200,000
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
human systems integration
computational modeling of cognition
human performance research
neurophysiological measurements
signal processing
qualitative interviews data collection
Nice-to-have
collaboration and professional growth
advancing research and innovation
improving decision making
Key Requirements
Master's or PhD in human factors psychology, experimental psychology, cognitive neuroscience, or related discipline
Foundational knowledge of behavioral science research methods
Experience leading DoW/DoD applied research projects
Ability to plan, prioritize, and manage work independently