We are looking for an employee with a demonstrated record of (1) qualitative or quantitative research expertise, (2) experience executing Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) or Community-Engaged Research (CER), (3) peer-reviewed publications, and (4) a commitment to health-equity science. A strong candidate would work well with a diverse team in the execution of mixed-methods research being supported by a national center in addictions and cancer prevention. Necessary qualifications for success in this position are the capacity to execute qualitative or quantitative research projects, meticulous attention to detail in written work, the ability to multi-task between assignments (i.e. organizational skills), and excellent communication skills and cross-cultural abilities to be effective with diverse groups of colleagues and community members.