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Dominican University

Market Research & Survey Canvasser (Student)

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Job Description

Position:

Market Research & Survey Canvasser (Student)

Location:
Chicago, IL Job Id:

2397

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Openings:

1

TITLE:

Market Research & Survey Canvasser (Student)

Location:

Little Village, Chicago

Pay:

$17.05/hour

Hours:

10-15 hours per week during the month of October We are seeking a bilingual (English/Spanish) Dominican University student to conduct in-person market research with small businesses in the Little Village neighborhood. The canvasser will go door-to-door, engage with small business owners, and invite them to complete a brief 20-25 question survey on an iPad.

Qualifications:

Current student at Dominican University

Bilingual in English and Spanish

Familiar with the Little Village neighborhood

Comfortable walking door-to-door for several hours

Friendly, confident, and able to engage professionally with small business owners

Available to work 10-15 hours per week during October

Basic technology proficiency, including use of an iPad or mobile device

Reliable, punctual, and comfortable working independently

Responsibilities:

Visit small businesses throughout Little Village

Introduce the research project and explain the survey

Encourage business owners to participate

Assist participants with completing the survey on an iPad when needed

Accurately record survey participation and follow research protocols