Looking for military historians or analysts for what is essentially an entry level position. Must be comfortable with quantitative analysis and knowledgeable in military history. Minimum qualifications are a bachelor's degree in a relevant subject and one or more of the following:

- Background in statistics, econometrics or operations research
- Knowledge of German, Russian, Chinese or other languages
- Advanced degrees
- Prior military service
- Published works

The position(s) will be full-time. There is the possibility of international travel. Benefits include three weeks annual vacation, sick leave, and medical "cafeteria" plan, but there is no corporate health insurance program presently (although this may change in the near future).

This is a small company, so career growth is dependent on ability to help secure business. Long hours, low pay, demanding bosses: best job on the planet.

Forward resume with a writing sample to: Lawrencetdi@aol.com

I am interested in the position, but I do have one question.

I will assume that I will have to move to TDI's location and not be able to work from home. Am I correct?

Regards,

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Originally posted by craig c:
I will assume that I will have to move to TDI's location and not be able to work from home.

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That is correct. Our office is located in Northern Virginia, just west of Washington DC.

The Dupuy Institute is seeking qualified interns to work on a project related to guerrilla wars and insurgencies since World War II. The project will begin on 23 August and run through October. This internship will be an unpaid, non-staff position.

Experience with basic research in secondary and Internet sources necessary. Background in quantitative political science or historical methodologies preferred.

The internship would be for 20-40 hours a week, and could be integrated into a current independent study or degree program. Interns will work from The Dupuy Institute offices, but also spend time researching in area libraries.

Interested candidates should submit resumes or inquiries directly to The Dupuy Institute.
http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/contact.htm

1. The Dupuy Institute is looking for a summer intern fluent in Russian and/or Ukrainian. Primary responsibilities will include supporting completion of a book called Kursk: The Battle of Prokhorovka, and a study on Sino-Soviet relations. Work will include written translation and correspondence, and translation during conferences with Russian scholars.
The Dupuy Institute is a non-profit organization providing scholarly research and objective analysis of historical data related to armed conflict and the resolution of armed conflict.

This internship will be two to three-month unpaid, non-staff positions. The internship will be for 20-40 hours a week, and can be integrated into a current independent study or degree program. Interns will work from The Dupuy Institute offices in Annandale, Virginia, in the Washington D.C. area.

Interested candidates should submit resumes or inquiries directly to The Dupuy Institute: http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/contact.htm

2. The Dupuy Institute, a Northern Virginia defense and operations research consulting group, is seeking a qualified intern for assistance on various internal and external historical research projects. Duties will include an internal filing and document cataloging effort. The position will be available as of 1 June 2005. This internship will be an unpaid, non-staff position.

Experience with basic research in secondary and Internet sources a definite plus. The internship would be for 20-40 hours a week, and could be integrated into a current independent study or degree program. The work will be performed at The Dupuy Institute offices in Annandale, Virginia. Interested candidates should submit resumes or inquiries directly to The Dupuy Institute: http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/contact.htm

The Dupuy Institute is looking for a summer intern fluent in Chinese. Primary responsibilities will be to support completion of a historical study on Sino-Soviet military affairs. Work will also include translation of written material and correspondence, and conversational translation with Chinese speakers.

The Dupuy Institute is a non-profit organization providing scholarly research and objective analysis of historical data related to armed conflict and the resolution of armed conflict.

This internship will be a two to three-month unpaid, non-staff position. The internship will be for 20-40 hours a week, and can be integrated into a current independent study or degree program. Interns will work in the Washington D.C. area from The Dupuy Institute offices in Annandale, Virginia.

I am a recent college graduate with a real interest in the analysis of historical and current military affairs at the strategic and operational level. The first time I read about your company was in, “And now, the war forecast,” featured in the September 17 edition of the The Economist. A few days later I came across a reference to, A Genius for War: The German Army and General Staff, 1807-1945, by Trevor N Dupuy, in Neil Fergusson’s Pity of War. I have recently visited your website and read some of The Dupuy Institute reports posted online. I have become very interested in the work that you do both modeling and analysis. How does one get on the track to do this kind of work? What kind of experience or education is required? I have a very good knowledge of military and political history but only a basic knowledge of statistics. In short, what steps does a recent college graduate need to take in order to get to the kind of strategic and analytical thinking and writing that the Dupuy Institute does? I do not mean to pester or bother, I know that you are busy. Thank you in advance for answers you have to offer.

Looking for military historians or analysts for what is essentially an entry level position. This is a full-time position in the DC area researching insurgences. Must be comfortable with quantitative analysis and knowledgeable in military history. Minimum qualifications are a bachelor's degree in a relevant subject and one or more of the following:

- Background in statistics, econometrics or operations research
- Knowledge of Arabic, Spanish, French, Dutch, Chinese, Farsi, Russian or other languages
- Advanced degrees
- Prior military service
- Published works

The position(s) will be full-time. There is the possibility of international travel. Benefits include three weeks annual vacation, sick leave, and medical "cafeteria" plan, but there is no corporate health insurance program presently (although this may change in the near future).

This is a small company, so career growth is dependent on ability to help secure business. Long hours, low pay, demanding bosses: best job on the planet.

Forward resume with a writing sample to: Lawrencetdi@aol.com

[This message has been edited by Chris Lawrence (edited 09-20-2006).]