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Archipel – Avis de Maintenance

Assistant Researcher & Outreach Coordinator (Entry Level)

Position: full-time, permanent (32.5 hours per week) 

Location: Remote  

Salary: $42,250 – $52,390 per year based on experience 

Start date: flexible  

Closing date: on-going till position is filled  

Archipel is an Indigenous-owned and women led firm bringing together a diverse nation-wide  team of social scientists, historians, facilitators, researchers, data analysts, linguistic specialists,  educators, and community development experts. Website: www.archipelresearch.com 

What We Offer 

• Archipel operational hours are:  

o Monday to Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm EST 

o Friday 8:30 to 2:00 pm EST  

• Work from home 

• Paid vacation 

• Annual paid holiday closure: December 23 to January 1. 

• 17 paid public and employer designated holidays  

• Employee Insurance Health Benefits 

• 7 Paid Health and Wellness days (sick days)  

• Paid Maternity / Paternity Leave  

• Cultural leave 

Full Job Description 

• Recruit participants and compile lists of potential participants in accordance with project objectives through creative outreach such as, emailing, calling, social media, etc. • Contact potential participants to build relations and if relevant explain any project objectives and protocol and coordinate interviews, either in person or by telephone. • Develop and / or assist in scheduling and conducting focus groups and interviews. • Assist in facilitating focus groups or conducting interviews. 

• Schedule client meetings and assist Indigenous research manager. 

• Organize any necessary transportation or accommodation for participants. 

 • Correspond with participants regarding logistics and deliver necessary materials.

• Conduct and record in-person, virtual, or  telephone interviews and follow Indigenous protocols. 

• Assist in preparing interview questions. 

• Provide technical support for recording Zoom and in person interviews. • Take comprehensive notes and records at the meeting. 

• Transcribe and archive interviews. 

• Review and edit notes to ensure completeness and accuracy of information; follow up  with participants post meeting, resolve issues, clarify data collected, and seek approvals. • Maintain accurate records of interviews, safeguarding the confidentiality and identity of  subjects, as necessary. 

• Data entry utilizing Excel and other Microsoft tools. 

• Organize all information, data, on SharePoint to ensure easy access for all team members  

• Manage and respond to project related emails. 

• Prepare, maintain, and update website materials. 

• Attend team meetings virtually. 

• Summarize project result and report writing tasks. 

• Edit related materials and reports. 

• Keep account of project expenses. 

Qualifications  

Required 

• High degree of organization and attention to detail. 

• Highly developed understanding of Indigenous communities, heritage, and worldviews. • Exceptional interpersonal, verbal and written communications skills in English. • Ability to set priorities and targets and to meet deadlines in relation to frequently  changing demands. 

• This position is designated for an Indigenous applicant. 

Assets  

• Knowledge of an Indigenous language or French is considered an asset. • Experience with quantitative and qualitative research approaches is an asset. • Proficiency in using Microsoft SharePoint, Excel, and Word is an asset. • Job experience demonstrating relatable skillsets is an asset. 

How to apply: Please submit cover letter and resume to: sabre@archipelresearch.com

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