• Manage day-to-day project work and operations and maintain positive and collaborative relationships. • Support tasks and projects using evidence-based frameworks, rigorous quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods designs. • Provide input on appropriate planning, research methods, analysis, and reporting. • Support and collaborate with partners in ways that build their research and evaluation capacity. • Demonstrate military competence and sensitivity in all activities and interactions with colleagues, partners, and project participants. • Conceptualize problems and identify questions in prevention research and evaluation and collaborate in designing solutions to address them. • Contribute to the development of study designs, research questions, indicators, survey questionnaires, or interview protocols that align to analytic plans. • Analyze, interpret, and report on complex qualitative and/or quantitative data using appropriate methods. • Write reports and other documents that are clear, concise, and contribute to the field. • Adapt prevention science best practices to meet communities where they are. • Support the development of tools that connect the dots between prevention science and military environments. • Communicate clearly with partners and represent AIR in a professional manner. • Write reports to describe and interpret findings for clients.