Drs. Baran and Tateosian at North Carolina State University seek a creative, 
motivated 
Ph.D. student with strong analytical and computational skills to join a team 
that would 
develop solutions in the arena of geospatial visualizations and analytics for 
internal and 
external stakeholders of local government. The project is being developed in 
partnership with Wake County, North Carolina, and will support projects for the 
Innovation Center at Wake County. The position will begin Fall 2018 and is 
funded for 
four years at $25,000/year, plus benefits and tuition support, through the 
cutting-edge 
Ph.D. program in Geospatial Analytics offered by NC State’s Center for 
Geospatial 
Analytics (geospatial.ncsu.edu). 

The selected applicant will join a research group focused on geospatial 
analytics and 
the development of visualizations and applications to model spatial solutions 
for county 
operations and engagement with citizens. The student will be encouraged to 
develop 
research questions and a project tailored to their unique interests and career 
goals.

The Center for Geospatial Analytics is an internationally recognized 
collaborative hub 
for interdisciplinary data scientists advancing novel understanding of spatial 
phenomena and applying new knowledge to grand challenges. Students in the Ph.D. 
program receive multidisciplinary advising and the opportunity to work with 
over twenty 
faculty fellows with diverse expertise from nearly a dozen departments across 
NC 
State. Students also engage in experiential learning through an off-campus 
professional 
internship.

Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position 
is filled. To 
apply, complete the application at grad.ncsu.edu/apply. Students with talents 
in 
programming and quantitative methods, and with a master’s degree in Geospatial 
Information Science and Technology, Geography, Computer Science, Urban Planning 
or 
related disciplines are strongly encouraged to apply.

For more information about the position, contact Dr. Perver Baran 
([email protected]) and include a copy of your CV. Additional details about 
the 
Ph.D. program in Geospatial Analytics and complete application instructions are 
available at go.ncsu.edu/geospatial-phd. Interested students are also 
encouraged to 
contact Rachel Kasten, Graduate Services Coordinator ([email protected] or 
919-
515-2800), with questions about the program or to explore additional 
opportunities.

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