Economics Analyst

Federal Reserve Bank of MinneapolisThe Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis is home to the Center for Indian Country Development (CICD); a research and policy institute committed to understanding Native economies. We are seeking an economist with experience conducting applied research on economic issues that help us meet our mission. Specifically, CICD’s primary research focus areas include access to capital and credit, tribal public finance, tribally-owned enterprises, private sector development, and closing data gaps in Indian Country. The economist will work collaboratively with a team of economists, data scientists, policy analysts and outreach leaders to conduct original research, write working papers and web articles, assemble and leverage datasets and amplify key learnings with CICD stakeholders.
This position is located at the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This position requires regular on-site presence.
To be considered, your application must include (
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Research sample (working paper, journal-ready paper, or econometric research); preference given to samples demonstrating the candidates role as lead contributor or project lead
Use applied econometrics and other analytical tools to answer policy-relevant questions about tribal economies, economic development and credit access in Indian Country.
Collaborate in the selection of data investments, research projects, and the drafting of economic analysis for internal and external audiences.
Present analyses - including written reports and visual presentations - to various audiences including senior bank leadership, tribal leaders, community partners and policymakers
Respond to requests for data and short-term analyses; develops expertise on gathering data from a wide range of sources (public, private or proprietary); stays current on data source developments both inside and outside the Federal Reserve System.
Manage projects and relationships in a collaborative, team-based environment.
Build effective relationships with Reserve Bank peers and management as well as partnerships with external researchers from think tanks, universities, tribal organizations, government agencies, nonprofits, and other related
Bachelor’s degree in economics or related field
6 years of relevant work experience
Master’s degree in economics
4 years of relevant work experience
a PhD in economics or applied economics
2 years of relevant work experience.
Experience in/around applied econometrics, including the use of database and statistical programs and language for the purposes of manipulating, analyzing, structuring, and presenting data.
Experience conducting economic research on CICD-relevant topics which may include the application of applied microeconomics, labor economics, public finance and demographics economics
Knowledge of, or interest in learning about, Indian Country institutions and economic development issues.
High level of attention to detail and commitment to rigorous economic analysis.
Proven ability to manage and adapt to multiple concurrent projects, shifting priorities, deadlines, and informational needs.
Track record of translating rigorous, complex research for a mixed audience of stakeholders
Salary offer will be based on qualifications/experience of the candidate, alignment with market data, the needs of the position, our total compensation package, and internal equity.
Comprehensive healthcare options (Medical, Dental, and Vision)
401(k) match, and a fully-funded pension plan
Paid time off and holidays
On-site fitness facility
Professional development programs, training and conferences
Full Time / Part Time
Full time
Regular / Temporary
Economics/Research Family Group
Work Shift
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