Career Guidebook
The Career Guidebook is HERE!!!
We're thrilled to announce the release of Hiring, Managing, and Retaining Data Scientists and Research Software Engineers in Academia: A Career Guidebook from ADSA and US-RSE
OVERVIEW
Data Scientist and Research Software Engineer positions are growing in academia. The changing nature of computing and research offers opportunities to recognize and support these new types of positions in research teams.
The ADSA-USRSE Career Guidebook will serve as a reference for hiring managers and administrators on the motivation, means, and strategies for building and sustaining successful research programs and rewarding career paths for data scientists and research software engineers. It also serves as a reference for data scientists and RSEs for how to best engage in a productive and fulfilling career in data science or research software engineering.
Much of the guidebook is written for hiring managers, though elements are relevant to administrators, human resources employees, funding agencies, or data scientists and research software engineers themselves.
Chapter Leads
David Beck, University of Washington
Ian Cosden, Princeton University
Blake Joyce, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Jing Liu, University of Michigan
Christina Maimone, Northwestern University
Kenton McHenry, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Micaela Parker, Academic Data Science Alliance
Steve Van Tuyl, Academic Data Science Alliance
Chapter Contributors
Nicky Agate, University of Pennsylvania
Peter Alonzi, University of Virginia
Arlyn Burgess, University of Virginia
Sean Cleveland, University of Hawaii System
Aaron Culich, University of California, Berkeley
Alex Davis, The Ohio State University
Sandra Gesing, University of Illinois, Chicago
Launa Greer, University of Chicago
Chris Holdgraf, 2i2c
Daniel S. Katz, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
Ray Levy, North Carolina State University
Cody Markelz, University of California, Berkeley
Nirav Merchant, University of Arizona
Scott Michael, Indiana University
Bill Mills, University of Colorado
Tiffany Oliver, Spelman College
Alessandro Orso, Georgia Institute of Technology
Gina-Maria Pomann, Duke University
Rahim Rasool, University of Chicago
Kristina Riemer, University of Arizona
Trevor Spreadbury, University of Chicago
Sarah Stone, University of Washington
Jess Sweeney, University of Chicago
Karen Tomko, Ohio Supercomputer Center
David Uminsky, University of Chicago
Valeri Vasquez, University of California, Berkeley
Jeffrey Young, Georgia Institute of Technology
Will Tomlinson, Boston University
Liz Vu, Sloan Foundation
Bruce Wilson, National Aeronautics and Space Administration