The Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard produces cutting-edge research into the changes in the business landscape as a result of digital and AI transformations. The Tech for All lab aims to broaden the benefits of digital innovation and entrepreneurship to include more people in developing economies, women, people of color, and those in economically disadvantaged circumstances or regions. The lab's team of collaborators generates data-driven evidence, disseminated through academic papers and practitioner-focused articles, regarding the constituencies for which we fail to invent. Research is equally focused on identifying the frictions that drive such inequities and exploring how firms can use design, data, and new digital technologies to better invent for everyone. Our current projects include developing and evaluating a Generative AI assistant for millions of small businesses in Southeast Asia, studying how gender gaps in Generative AI usage affect tool development and benefits worldwide through large-scale surveys and experiments, exploring how AI can improve labor markets for underserved workers in emerging economies, and investigating how first-generation, low-income college students across the globe can leverage Generative AI for career growth and entrepreneurial success. The ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented researcher capable of managing multiple large-scale projects simultaneously. You will take ownership of data collection, analysis, and experimental design across several concurrent studies, including randomized control trials, large-scale surveys, and field experiments.