Professor / Principal Investigator, Special Education Teacher Preparation

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AlphaHire

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2018

🏗️ Construction

💼 Consulting

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Construction • Consulting • Logistics

Founded in 2018, AlphaHire provides workforce intelligence for capital-intensive markets. Its Workforce Intelligence Platform helps executives evaluate execution risk before committing to projects, bids, expansion, acquisitions, investments, and growth strategies.

📋 Description

• Serve as Principal Investigator, leading the research design and scholarly framing of the proposal • Shape research questions on recruiting, preparing and retaining general and special education teachers through preservice preparation • Lead the methods, measurement and analysis plan, working with WIL's workforce data and research team • Help identify teacher-preparation programs, school districts and other partners for the study • Write and review key proposal sections, including the significance, research plan and personnel narrative • Contribute your CV, biosketch and citable prior research to the application • If funded, lead the study, its findings and its publications with the project team

🎯 Requirements

• Earned doctorate (EdD or PhD), preferably in education, special education or teacher education • Current or former faculty appointment (assistant, associate or full professor, or equivalent) • Published or funded research on teacher preparation, the special education workforce or teacher retention • Ability to commit part-time, remote effort to proposal development in October through December 2026 • Prior IES or other federal research grant experience as PI, co-PI or key personnel • Experience with preK-12 general and special education teacher-preparation programs or district partners • Quantitative, mixed-methods or causal research design expertise