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SRI

Literacy Research Associate

SRI

. Evaluate and/or provide technical assistance for large-scale improvement efforts on an interdisciplinary team .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $56,776 - $94,040 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in ELA/Literacy through effective project management, data analysis, and technical assistance methods, while supporting professional learning and resource development for diverse educational settings.

Highest-signal resume keywords
ELA/Literacy Teaching ExperienceResearch Methods ExpertiseTechnical Assistance PlanningData Collection and AnalysisProject Management

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Hard Skills
Literacy AssessmentInstructional-Practice MeasurementCurricular-Material ReviewsResearch SynthesisSurvey DesignQualitative AnalysisReport WritingData VisualizationNeeds SensingProfessional Learning Design
Soft Skills
Strong Organizational SkillsAbility to Facilitate MeetingsCapacity to Support Multiple Projects
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft WordMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPoint
Industry Keywords
K–12 EducationMultilingual LearnersDisciplinary LiteracyInstitutional Review BoardHistorically Underserved Communities

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Evaluate and/or provide technical assistance for large-scale improvement efforts on an interdisciplinary team
  • Support professional learning programs and development of resources for foundational skills, reading comprehension, multilingual learners, writing from source material, and disciplinary literacy
  • Provide ELA/literacy expertise through consultation and targeted contributions
  • Conduct literacy assessment, instructional-practice measurement, curricular-material reviews, and literacy research synthesis
  • Conduct literature, website, document, and policy scans and reviews
  • Support data collection and analysis, including surveys, data visualizations, classroom observations, interviews, and qualitative analysis
  • Provide project management and coordination support, including tracking milestones, recommending procedures, and managing project documents and databases
  • Prepare district research applications and Institutional Review Board packages
  • Facilitate meetings by taking notes, synthesizing themes, coordinating feedback, analyzing data, and summarizing results
  • Prepare reports, briefs, and presentations for non-academic, academic, and policy audiences
  • Consider diverse perspectives and experiences in project work
  • Participate in ongoing project-embedded mentorship and professional development

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Cover letter required, including interest in the position and training and experience in ELA/literacy
  • Master’s degree in the social sciences, education, policy, or related fields
  • 2 years of ELA/literacy teaching experience (K–12) in the U.S. public education system, especially in historically underserved communities
  • U.S. citizenship required due to contract requirements
  • Experience with multiple research and/or technical assistance methods
  • Experience with research methods such as large-scale surveys, experimental research, or case study methods, preferably in K–12 school settings
  • Experience with technical assistance methods, including needs sensing, technical assistance planning, educator professional learning design, or developing tools for data use and evidence-based practices in K–12 school systems
  • Experience writing clear, concise research summaries and report or brief sections, or translating research into presentations, tools, and educator/policymaker resources
  • Ability to discuss research tasks or technical assistance activities with field individuals and organizations, study sites, or study participants
  • Strong organizational skills and capacity to support multiple projects and shifting priorities
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
  • Willingness to travel 5–6 times per year for school site visits, often lasting 3–4 days
  • Writing samples required during the interview process
  • Successful candidates receiving a conditional offer are subject to a background check

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Pay for Outstanding Performance program eligibility
  • Annual Performance Based Compensation program eligibility
  • Competitive benefits package
  • Fully remote work within the U.S.
  • Hybrid work schedule may be accommodated near an SRI office
  • Ongoing project-embedded mentorship
  • Professional development opportunities