(ASAP) Research Manager for UK-based Education Company

About the Company:
We are an educational research organization based in the UK, with tea ---------- mbers based in the US, Europe, and Asia. We provide professor-led online research programs to high school students around the world.

Job Duties:
-Leading a small academics team
-Review students' academic papers; coordinate with PhD advisors to provide feedbacks.
-Build and grow academics team workflow to support students' research
-Research journals and conferences
-Develop relationships with journals and conferences
-Run annual online research symposium
-Attend tea ---------- etings
-Update multiple trackers routinely

Job Requirement
-Bachelor’s degree in any majors; graduate degree preferred.
-Excellent writing skills
-Research experience and editorial experience are a plus
-Good management skills

Compensation and Working Hours:
The overall time commitment will be between 5 to 20 hours per week—depending on your availability, and on admissions traffic. End-of-Season bonus, which is equivalent to the highest bi-weekly period amount, is also available three times a year.

The position is remote, and the working hours can be highly flexible (as long as the emails are responded within 24 hours).

This position will require a 1-2 week onboarding process with extensive training, which will be paid.

Qualified candidates who are able to start as soon as possible will be given preference.

For qualified candidates who are interested in getting more involved, further opportunities can be made available at the strategic and academic support levels.

TO APPLY, please attach the following and answer the questions in an email and send to ---------- directly:

-Your CV/resume in PDF
-A self-introduction video (please provide a password or make it public)

Questions
Q1: Do you have any experience with writing research papers? If you do, please submit one paper. If you don’t, please submit any writing sample you find suitable.

Q2: You are asked to evaluate if a journal or a conference is predatory. What would you do?

Q3: Are you familiar with Latex?

Q4: Are you familiar with different citation styles (e.g., APA, Chicago)?

Q5: Please briefly explain how academic journals/conferences review papers?

Q6: Do you have any research experiences or editorial experience? If you do, please tell us about that experience.

Q7: Imagine that a researcher in your lab is not making much progress with his research project, and you need to have a conversation with him. The goal is to get him to finish the project, write up a paper, and submit it to a conference. What do you talk to him in the conversation? How will you help him out and provide support?

PLEASE NOTE: As we receive a large number of applicants, please note that applicants that do not include the above WILL NOT be considered. Thank you for your understanding. Please also understand that only shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview.