Part-time Contract, ~10-15 hours/week

ABOUT

Irrational Labs is a behavioral design consultancy focused on increasing health, wealth and happiness. 

We take behavioral insights out of the lab and into product development. This is truly a unique concept, blending academic rigor and rapid prototyping to create research-driven, market viable solutions.

You’ll be joining a team with unparalleled experience in the field. We were co-founded with famed author and professor Dan Ariely and have worked with companies like Lyft, Fidelity, Google, Facebook, Aetna and many more to drive behavior change for good.

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Responsibilities

We need someone to be the megaphone of Irrational Labs. This person will manage our social media, our outreach to speak at events/webinars and help quarterback our email newsletters.

By being a part of this team, the person will learn key insights about human behavior that could be used in the future across domains. You’ll learn how Irrational Labs thinks about product design. You’ll be exposed to projects, workshops and new ways to approaching problems.

Skills/experience required: 

• Experience generating social media followings

• Proven ability to do cold outreach to generate new business and partnerships

• High level oral and written communication skills

• Interest in and exposure to behavioral science. You should have read at least a couple behavioral science books.

 This will start as a marketing role but could lead into biz dev and partnerships if the role fits.

Big Perks

• Exposure. You’ll get exposure to all projects Irrational Labs takes on. Given we’re a small team you’ll get to play a significant role in strategic decision making.

• Learning. Applied behavioral science is a developing field. We’re constantly finding ways to increase our skill set. You’ll be processing and consuming new information on a daily basis.

• Impact. Every project we do is with the goal of making a real impact on people’s lives. And we measure it.

• Humor. We are fun and funny, at least we think we are [awkward pause].