Opportunities at the CPC
Opportunities at the Cyber Policy Center
The Stanford Internet Observatory student research assistant program engages students with SIO’s dynamic research team, giving students the opportunity to work directly with SIO researchers on specific projects, collaborate with the broader team on rapid response projects, and develop their own research ideas. We give preference to students who have taken at least one of our courses and to students with functional fluency in at least one language other than English. Technical and data science skills are a plus.
Interested RAs must submit an online application and upload a copy of their CV/resume and transcript.
We have filled our Fall Quarter RA openings. Winter Quarter open positions will be posted in December. We accept applications on a rolling basis for generalist RAs but will be in touch only if an opening arises.
General RA (Undergraduate or Graduate, 8-15 hrs/week)
Project description: Interested in working with us but not interested in the specific projects above? We always have needs for generalist RAs and for RAs willing to join us for specific rapid-response projects.
Desired Skills:
- Foreign language skills (we are particularly interested in students who can read/write Arabic, Chinese (all topolects), Farsi, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese)
- Interest in information operations or information interference, tech policy, platform self-regulation, fringe platforms
You must be logged in to your Stanford Google account to access this form. You will be asked to submit a resume and unofficial transcript with your application.
CPC is seeking a part-time programming assistant to help with event management, in particular the management of the CPC’s AV technology, in particular our mobile AV streaming and recording setup. Some AV experience is recommended but not required, as comprehensive training will be provided. The role is ideal for an individual with a positive attitude who is eager to learn and support the center’s events and related activities.
Technology: video switching and production (ATEM, Blackmagic), audio routing and mixing (Motu), cable routing, software show control (QLab), network and control integrations (Bitfocus Companion)
Please submit your resume to Ben Rosenthal at bzr@stanford.edu if you are interested.