调查与社区研究方法学家（公共部门）
Surveys & Community Research Methodologist (Public Sector)
AlphaGov正在寻找一位调查与社区研究方法学家，为城市、县、学区、交通机构及相关公共雇主提供基于项目的合作
你将设计并实施居民调查、利益相关者参与研究和服务满意度研究——产出可信的样本、工具、分析和可操作的发现。这属于调查方法和应用社区研究，而非市场投票、政治走访或没有研究设计的纯粹辅导/组织发展
职责：
- 为公共客户设计调查抽样框架、工具和实施计划
- 监督或建议模式策略（网络、邮件、电话、拦截）及提高回应率的方法
- 使用适当的加权和不确定性分析调查数据；撰写清晰的发现报告
- 支持产生可用于服务设计或政策的可用证据的利益相关者参与研究
- 向董事会、委员会和机构领导汇报结果
- 为AlphaGov的提案贡献调查/社区研究技术内容
要求
· 必须具备：
5年以上调查方法、公众意见研究或社区/利益相关者研究经验（政府、大学调查中心或公共咨询公司）
至少主导或担任两个已完成的公共部门或社区调查项目（机构/客户、你的角色、年份）
强大的问卷设计和定量分析技能
能够为非技术受众撰写清晰的文字和进行演示
加分项：
AAPOR或其他类似调查资质
接触难以到达或多种语言人群的经验
混合方法（调查+焦点小组/访谈）
交通乘客、公用事业客户或学校社区调查经验
查看英文原文
AlphaGov is seeking a Surveys & Community Research Methodologist for project-based engagements with cities, counties, school systems, transit agencies, and related public employers.
You will design and deliver resident surveys, stakeholder engagement research, and service-satisfaction studies — producing credible samples, instruments, analysis, and actionable findings. This is survey methodology and applied community research, not marketing polls, political canvassing, or pure facilitation/OD without research design.
What you'll do:
- Design survey sampling frames, instruments, and fielding plans for public clients
- Oversee or advise on mode strategy (web, mail, phone, intercept) and response-rate improvement
- Analyze survey data with appropriate weighting and uncertainty; write clear findings reports
- Support stakeholder engagement research that produces usable evidence for service design or policy
- Present results to boards, councils, and agency leadership
- Contribute survey/community-research technical content to AlphaGov proposals
Requirements
· Required:
5+ years survey methodology, public opinion research, or community/stakeholder research (government, university survey center, or public consulting)
Lead or senior role on at least two completed public-sector or community surveys (agency/client, your role, year)
Strong questionnaire design and quantitative analysis skills
Clear writing and presentation for non-technical audiences
Nice to have:
AAPOR or similar survey credentials
Experience with hard-to-reach or multilingual populations
Mixed-methods (survey + focus groups/interviews)
Transit rider, utility customer, or school-community survey experience
Originally posted on Himalayas