Available Positions
Posting date: Jan. 15, 2025
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Title:ÌýData Collection and Analysis in a Flight Simulator Experiment
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Description:ÌýWe are seeking a motivated student researcher to assist with a study on human trust in autonomous systems. The role involves conducting experiments in which human subjects will be flying a fighter jet cockpit simulator with an autonomous co-pilot, and the student researcher will gather psychophysiological and behavioral data, as well as analyze results to develop predictive trust models. Coding skills (MATLAB, Python, C#, or similar) and the ability to work with technical documentation are required. Ideal candidates will be pursuing a degree in a relevant science or engineering field (biological sciences, aerospace engineering, or similar) and interested in autonomy, dynamic trust modeling, human factors, and data collection and analysis.
Required: Progress towards a degree in STEM and the ability to attend team meetings. It is desirable, but not required, to have previous research experience, particularly with human subject experiments, or Unity programming.
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Pay:Ìý$16 per hour
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Commitment:Ìý10 hours per week
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To apply:ÌýPlease contact Allison Hayman (apanders@colorado.edu), Prachi Dutta (Prachi.Dutta@colorado.edu), and Lisa Ventura (lisa.ventura@colorado.edu) via email. Please provide your resume and a 1 paragraph description of your qualifications and desire to work on this project.