Example - Research Associate/Senior Research Associate

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RESEARCH ASSOCIATE/SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE
(SUGGESTED CRITERIA FOR PERSON SPECIFICATIONS)
These criteria are provided as examples appropriate to the type of post mentioned, but may not be
relevant for all posts. All criteria marked as “application form” or “supporting statements” will need
to be scored by panel members as part of the short listing process - these should be limited to a
maximum of eight and ranked in descending order of importance.
Criteria
Essential/
Desirable
A thorough working understanding of experimental
techniques in ……
A PhD in …………. or a related discipline
Publications record appropriate to stage of career including
first author research publications in peer-reviewed journals
Experience in analysis and interpretation of experimental
data
Effective computer programming skills in Fortran and C++
Essential
Experience of quantitative research such as study design,
managing projects, quality assuring and analysing data
The ability to present information in an accurate and
appropriate format.
To convey an appropriate rationale and interest in applying
for this particular post
Uses appropriate styles and arguments to influence and
negotiate satisfactory outcomes
Effective interpersonal skills including evidence of working
collaboratively within a team and providing appropriate
guidance for colleagues
Preparation of new studies including submissions for grants
and obtaining external agreements such as ethical approval
Essential
Essential
Essential
Essential
Application Form/
Supporting
Statements/
Interview*
Supporting
Statements/Interview
Application Form
Application Form
Essential
Supporting
Statements/Interview
Supporting
Statements/Interview
Supporting
Statements/Interview
Application Form
Essential
Application Form
Essential
Interview
Desirable
Interview
Desirable
Application Form /
Interview
Essential
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Application Form – assessed against the application form, curriculum vitae and letter of
support. Applicants will not be asked to make a specific supporting statement. Normally
used to evaluate factual evidence eg award of a PhD. Will be “scored” as part of the
shortlisting process.
Supporting Statements - applicant are asked to provide a statement to demonstrate how
they meet the criteria. The response will be “scored” as part of the shortlisting process.
Interview – assessed during the interview process by either competency based interview
questions, tests, presentation etc.
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