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Job type part-time contract
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About us:
Newry is a consulting firm focused on driving growth for innovation leadership at global companiesSince 1987, we have been helping our clients identify and pursue opportunities in new markets and technologiesOur clients are typically innovators in materials science, polymers and chemicals, industrial systems, and components, or finished goodsOur long-standing professional relationships are proof of our high success rate in delivering results above and beyond expectations.
Newry recruits, employs, contracts, trains, compensates, and promotes regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, and other protected statuses as required by applicable law.
About the opportunity:
As a part-time research contractor engaged with newry, you will help our project teams discover growth opportunities for our clients by investigating technical publications, trade and academic journals, and other secondary data sources (e.g., patents, press releases, company websites, earnings reports, etc.)Your thorough review of these sources could lead our clients to innovate on applications with novel materials, launch a new product concept, or venture into a new marketOur project teams will collaborate with you to set weekly goals and review your discoveriesThis is a project-based opportunity that will include weekly compensation for services performed.
Our ideal contractor will have 15-20 or more hours per week available for the duration of the project and is able to work remotelyInterested contractors must have internet access, the ability to participate in weekly phone calls, and access to a laptop.
Based on performance, the applicant may be re-engaged for additional future projects or recurring needs within the firm.
About you:
You have excellent academic credentials and are participating in or have completed a competitive program to earn a degree (undergraduates considered, graduate degree candidates preferred) in life sciences, physical sciences, or engineeringYou are comfortable reading and analyzing technical or scientific documents and extracting critical information from themYou demonstrate a high level of curiosity, the ability to deeply analyze problems, and strong written communication skillsYou can demonstrate creativity when dealing with ambiguous information and take responsibility for delivering weekly reports and summary results for your work.
