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Research Fellow (Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration for Marginalized Communities), DID

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Research Fellow (Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration for Marginalized Communities), DID

Postdoctoral Researcher

2026-06-08

Location

Kent Ridge Campus

College of Design and Engineering, National University of Singapore

Type

Research Staff

Start Date

2026-04-01

Required Qualifications

PhD in HCI, Design, Information Science, or Human-centered CS
First-author publications in CHI, CSCW, ASSETS, DIS
Proficiency in qualitative/mixed-methods research (co-design, ethnography)
Experience with marginalized groups (preferred)
AI/ML prototyping and system development (preferred)

Research Areas

Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration
Marginalized Communities (disabilities, older adults, children, migrants)
HCI and Co-design
AI Prototypes and Field Evaluation
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Research Fellow (Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration for Marginalized Communities), DID

Research Fellow (Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration for Marginalized Communities), DID

University-Level Unit: College of Design and Engineering

Faculty/Department-Level Unit: Division of Industrial Design

Employee Category: Research Staff

Location: Kent Ridge Campus

Posting Start Date: 01/04/2026

Job Description

We are hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher to lead a project focused on Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration for Marginalized Communities. The project aims to design, develop, and evaluate AI-driven systems that foster social inclusion of underserved populations including, but not limited to, individuals with disabilities, older adults, children, and migrants. Within this overarching theme, we offer intellectual flexibility in defining specific target populations and research inquiries based on the researcher’s expertise and interests.
 

The successful candidate will drive the entire research trajectory, from qualitative grounding (e.g., co-designing with community stakeholders and eliciting design requirements) to the technical translation of these insights into inclusive AI prototypes. The role emphasizes evaluating the real-world impact of these systems through iterative deployment and field evaluation within diverse social contexts. The researcher is expected to disseminate findings through high-impact publications in top-tier HCI venues.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications:
• A Ph.D. in HCI, Design, Information Science, Computer Science (Human-centered), or a closely related field.
• A strong track record of first-author publications in top-tier HCI venues (e.g., CHI, CSCW, ASSETS or DIS).
• Proficiency in qualitative and/or mixed-methods research, including experience in co-design ethnographic studies, etc.

Preferred Qualifications:
• Experience working with specific marginalized groups (e.g., individuals with disabilities, older adults, or migrants).
• Experience in system prototyping, with the ability to translate conceptual design requirements into functional artifacts.
• Technical expertise in integrating AI/ML features into user-facing systems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

🎓What are the minimum qualifications for this Research Fellow position?

The minimum qualifications include a Ph.D. in HCI, Design, Information Science, Human-centered Computer Science, or related field. Candidates must have a strong track record of first-author publications in top-tier HCI venues such as CHI, CSCW, ASSETS, or DIS, plus proficiency in qualitative and mixed-methods research, including co-design and ethnographic studies. Check postdoctoral success tips for thriving in such roles.

🔬What is the research focus of this Inclusive Human-AI Collaboration role?

The project centers on designing, developing, and evaluating AI-driven systems for social inclusion of marginalized communities, such as individuals with disabilities, older adults, children, and migrants. It offers flexibility in target populations and inquiries, spanning qualitative grounding (co-design with stakeholders), technical prototyping, iterative deployment, and evaluation in real-world contexts, with dissemination via top HCI publications. Explore research jobs for similar opportunities.

💻What are the preferred qualifications and skills?

Preferred experience includes working with marginalized groups (e.g., disabilities, older adults, migrants), system prototyping to translate designs into functional artifacts, and technical expertise in integrating AI/ML into user-facing systems. These enhance the ability to lead from co-design to field evaluation. Review research assistant excellence tips, adaptable to postdocs.

📝How do I apply for this Postdoctoral Researcher position at NUS?

Applications are open from 01/04/2026 until the expiration date of 08/06/2026. Click the "Apply now" link in the original posting to submit via the university portal. Prepare a CV highlighting HCI publications and relevant experience. Use our free resume template and cover letter template for academic jobs.

📍What is the location, duration, and employment type?

The position is based at Kent Ridge Campus, National University of Singapore, under Research Staff category in the Division of Industrial Design. Posting starts 01/04/2026; typical postdoctoral duration is 1-2 years, though not specified. No salary or visa sponsorship details provided. See postdoc jobs for more in higher ed.

⚙️What responsibilities does the role entail?

Lead the full research trajectory: qualitative grounding via co-design with stakeholders, translating insights into inclusive AI prototypes, iterative deployment, field evaluation in diverse contexts, and publishing in top HCI venues like CHI. Intellectual flexibility in defining populations and inquiries based on expertise.

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