Postdoctoral Fellow in Human-Subjects Data Collection and Early-Stage Commercialization at Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University in United States

Carnegie Mellon University is advertising a Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity focused on human-subjects data collection and support for early-stage commercialization of university-developed intellectual property.

The post is shared by Lorrie Cranor, Professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science and Engineering & Public Policy. The opportunity appears especially suitable for a recent or upcoming PhD who wants to build experience that can translate into start-up or industry roles after graduation.

Relevant backgrounds include social science, behavioral science, computer science (especially HCI), information science, business, and related areas. The role emphasizes experience with human-subjects research and data collection, suggesting a strong fit for candidates comfortable working with people-centered research methods and applied innovation contexts.

The timing is flexible: the posted start date is July 1, but August or September is also acceptable, and starting before the PhD defense may be possible if the candidate is close to finishing.

To apply, follow the linked posting for full details and the application route. The post asks readers to forward the opportunity to potential candidates and share recommendations.