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SENIOR ECONOMIST - The Vanguard Group  is one of the largest money managers in the world. Overall, the firm manages more than $980 billion with $450 billion representing plan sponsor DC/DB assets. Located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, the firm is well known for its strong leadership, teamwork-oriented culture, and passionate dedication to clients and quality. The mutual fund and ETF businesses comprise more than 80% of the firm's business.  Reporting Relationships Reporting to the Chief Economist, the successful candidate will be a key research contributor, frequently joining teams of professionals on a cross-functional basis in investments and client service. This position provides the opportunity to work on a broad range of business-related research projects, offers considerable exposure with a broad range of clientele and the firm's senior management, and facilitates several potential long-run career paths.  Mission Assist the Chief Economist in providing thought leadership on macroeconomic and financial research that is recognized nationally and in peer journals.  Critical Responsibilities -Most importantly, provide critical programming and analytical support on quantitative macroeconomic analyses for the firm's Chief Economist -Conduct macroeconomic and investment research under the guidance of the Chief Economist and other group researchers -Collaborate in publishing "white papers" that support the firm's reputation as a thought leader in macroeconomic analysis, portfolio construction, and financial trends -Collaborate with client service and product management professionals internally to support business initiatives and develop practical applications of benefit to a wide range of institutional and retail clients   -Collaborate with the investment professionals on portfolio management applications covering a wide array of topics, such as asset allocation optimization, portfolio construction and strategies, and risk management -Represent the firm externally through presentations at conferences in conjunction with the various sales organizations in the company, as well as with industry associations, in order to raise the general credibility of the academic work being produced by the research team.   "Must Have" Qualifications -PhD in economics or finance, with concentrations in time-series econometrics, macroeconomics, financial economics, and/or public finance -Prior work experience as a researcher in a think tank organization, or a professor in an academic setting -Exceptionally strong technical, analytical and programming skills, including a strong grasp of time-series econometrics -Extensive knowledge of various programming languages, especially Matlab, EViews, and SAS -Expertise in working with large macroeconomic and financial datasets necessary for original research work (e.g., CRSP) -Demonstrated ability to work both independently as well as collaboratively. -Ability to manage multiple assignments simultaneously and adapt to changing priorities. -A strong interest in macroeconomics and investment topics. -Desire to develop strong presentation and writing skills  Desirable Qualifications -Prior experience in an investment organization, or another commercial financial services environment such as a pension consultant, sell side brokerage firm or risk management consultant. -Prior experience in practical applications in finance and investments.  -Extensive knowledge of international capital markets, including working or living outside the US. Please submit resumes to economist@russellreynolds.com , att: Hugh Norton-Smith Listed 4/10/07.

Research Associate - The National Association of Home Builders'Economics Department is seeking an associate to assist the Staff Vice President for Research in preparing, editing, analyzing and presenting survey results. Monitor and analyze economic data related to the housing industry in order to identify impact on the industry. Must be proficient in SAS, Access, Excel, and Powerpoint. Knowledge of quantitative techniques, survey analysis and interpretation of data. Must have strong analytical, writing and oral communication skills. One year experience in survey research, data analysis, statistics and general economics. MA/MS in Economics, Statistics, Math or related field. Submit salary requirements with resume to JobOpportunities@nahb.com. EOE.  Listed 4/4/07.

Analyst in Economics- Pensions and Retirement - The Domestic Social Policy Division of the Congressional Research Service is seeking an Analyst in Economics (Pensions and Retirement). The economist will perform empirical analysis of pensions and income support programs and will work on projects that require the modeling of current law and pending legislative proposals. For example, the analyst would be responsible for the study of private and public pension systems and changes in federal law that affect the working age or retired populations (e.g., the Employee Retirement Income Security Act). Position is being offered at the GS-12 level ($66,767- $86,801); promotion potential is to the GS-15 level ($110,363 - $143,471).  Duties include preparing objective, non-partisan analytical studies and descriptive and background reports on issues of national or international significance; providing personal consultation and assistance to congressional committees, Members, and staff on public policy issues throughout the legislative process; and participating in and leading team research projects and seminars. Over time, the employee will  also be expected to develop the skills necessary to provide public policy and legislative analysis and consultation to congressional committees, Members, and staff at increasingly sophisticated levels.  To apply online (preferred), visit http://www.loc.gov/crsinfo or call (202) 707-5627 to request an applicant job kit.  Please refer to vacancy #070096 in all correspondence.  Applications must be received by May 1st, 2007.  CRS is the public policy research arm of the U.S. Congress and is fully committed to workforce diversity.  Listed 4/4/07.

ECONOMIST FOR LATIN AMERICA, AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST - The Senior Economist for Latin America, Africa and Middle East (LAAM) is responsible for conducting in-depth economic analyses of the countries in the region and identifying business implications. The individual plays a key role in the company?s strategic planning process, interacting at the senior levels of the organization.  Specific responsibilities include:  -Conducting in-depth economic/political briefings on strategic countries.  -Forecasting the major economic indicators of the LAAM countries.  -Monitoring economic developments, assessing implications for the company.  -Presenting business implications to the country executive.  -Analyzing the automobile industry of these countries and forecasting vehicle sales in the local markets.  -Developing foreign exchange and inflation forecasts, identifying business implications.  -Developing and maintaining contacts with an international group of experts on key countries within the region.  -Supporting market and competitive analysis activities in the development of strategic product and marketing programs.  -Participating in team projects that require interest and insight on planning and marketing issues.  QUALIFICATIONS:  The ideal candidate will possess a unique combination of personal and technical expertise.  The candidate selected will have strong international orientation and speak Spanish or Portuguese.  The individual will have strong analytical, oral and writing skills.  It is imperative that the candidate have a consumer orientation and knowledge of international economics, politics, developmental economics and international finance.  Some knowledge of the auto industry is preferred.  Finally, the candidate should have excellent computer skills, primarily Microsoft products and econometric modeling.  The individual must also be able to work under time constraints and have the ability to work both independently and in a team.  The candidate must have strong presentation skills and the ability to articulate technical information to a non-technical audience.  Advance degree in Economics, Ph.D. preferred. sschneider@aquent.com  Listed 4/3/07.

ECONOMIC ANALYST -  Economic Analyst The NADA Analytical Services Group (ASG) is looking for an Economic Analyst to develop analytical tools and measures and provide technical and analytical expertise in support of the Editorial and Data Services groups.  Individual must have an undergraduate degree in Economics or statistics related field; 4+ years proven analytical, econometric and/or statistical research and modeling skills; experience in Ecometric and Statistical software packages, i.e. EViews, SPSS or SAS.  Strong project management skills and automotive or allied industry experience a plus.  Masters degree in Economics/Statistics strongly preferred.  To apply, please send resume, salary requirements to recruiter@nada.org      EOE No relocation  About NADA's Analytical Services Group The NADA Analytical Services Group (formerly the N.A.D.A. Official Used Car Guide® Co), provides vehicle valuation guidebooks, CD-ROMs & web-based products and data.  The ASG continuously transforms to meet the ever-changing needs of leading industry professionals.  For information about NADA ASG products and data, visit www.nadaguides.com About NADA The National Automobile Dealers Association, founded in 1917, represents more than 19,700 new car and truck dealers, both domestic and international, with more than 43,000 separate franchises.  NADA provides counsel on legal and regulatory matters, represents dealers on Capitol Hill, develops research data on the automobile industry, and operates training and service programs to improve dealership business operations, sales and service practices. NADA, located in McLean, Virginia and Washington D.C., is recognized as one of the largest and most respected trade associations, with over 400 employees in the DC metropolitan area.  Listed 3/30/07.

RESEARCH ECONOMIST - The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS , America’s largest trade and professional association, seeks a professional to conduct and manage research projects, analyze real estate market data to support policy advocacy and develop new Research products.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Manage and conduct research in areas such as 1) federal and local policy impacts on the real estate market; 2) impact of demographic trends on the real estate market; and 3) the role of foreign direct investment in U.S. real estate markets. In addition, the incumbent will work with consultants and academics to manage and facilitate research projects undertaken by the National Center for Real Estate Research.
- Analyze data from various sources including publicly available and proprietary housing/economic data and surveys to support policy advocacy. 
- Assist in developing new research initiatives to produce value-added products for the real estate industry
Qualifications:
- graduate degree in economics, finance or related field (Ph.D, preferred)
- Real estate and/or housing research related work experience
- Prior experience with HMDA , AHS, and micro-level census data is desirable
- Superior writing and communication skills
- Experience with econometric software such as Eviews, SPSS, and/or SAS
- Experience with data management utilizing software such as Access, SQL, and/or Oracle 
- Experience in a consulting or association environment, desirable
NAR offers a collegial, supportive, quality-driven team, compelling compensation and benefits, on-site amenities, and a convenient Union Station/Capitol Hill location.  For confidential consideration, send resume and salary requirements (only candidates who provide salary requirements will be considered) by email to:  HR-DCNAR@realtors.org.  Please include “Research Economist” in subject line.  No phone calls, please.  EOE M/F/V/H. Listed 3/28/07.

DIRECTOR BUSINESS FORECASTING CENTER, University of the Pacific, Eberhardt - The Eberhardt School of Business at the University of the Pacific is seeking a Director for the Business Forecasting Center, http://forecast.pacific.edu.  The Center, founded in 2004, produces forecasts of the state and regional economies, conducts applied research and is part of a broader University initiative to facilitate regional economic development. The Director will be responsible for maintenance of regional economic forecasting models and the production of quarterly forecast publications, maintenance of an on-line regional economic information system, and further developing and managing the Center's capabilities to perform business and economic development studies and other applied business research projects.  The Center works closely with other business and public sector entities engaged in business and economic development activities to coordinate services and to obtain funding.  The Director will be expected to maintain ongoing contact with the media and to give frequent public presentations.  The Director will supervise Center staff, manage the Center budget and be responsible for marketing and promoting the Center's activities. The Director position is a 12-month administrative position with potential to become a tenured faculty appointment, and could include some teaching.  Applicants with a doctorate in business, economics or related field and experience in the activities described above are preferred, although those with a master's degree will be considered but not eligible for tenure.  Previous forecasting experience is essential. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.  Applicants should submit a statement of qualifications and interest and a current resume to Dean Chuck Williams, Eberhardt School of Business, University of the Pacific, 3601 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, California, 95211; cwilliams@pacific.edu; (209) 946-7710.   The University of the Pacific was established in 1851 as California's first charted institution of higher learning.  It is comprised of nine schools and colleges, including Business, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Engineering and Law, located on three campuses in Stockton, San Francisco, and Sacramento.  Current enrollment at Pacific is approximately 6,000.  The Eberhardt School of Business is AACSB accredited with approximately 600 undergraduate and MBA students and is located on the main campus in Stockton. The Stockton campus is located midway between the San Francisco Bay Area and the Sierra Nevada Mountains and is less than an hour's drive to the State Capitol in Sacramento.  The area offers an environment of cultural diversity and recreational opportunities enhanced by nearby Lake Tahoe and its ski resorts, the Pacific coast and the amenities of San Francisco. Listed 3/27/07.

PROGRAM OFFICER FOR MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT - Established by Charles G. Koch with the vision of creating sustainable prosperity and societal progress, the Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation actively supports academic and public policy research and educational programs that analyze the role of free societies and voluntary, market-based solutions in advancing prosperity. Charles G. Koch and the Foundation have spent over forty years partnering with organizations to foster the development of market-based tools that enable individuals, institutions, and societies to survive and prosper.  Charles Koch also spent this time integrating the same principles that advance prosperity in society into his business, Koch Industries Inc., in order to create long-term success.  The growth of Koch Industries into the largest privately held company in the United States is a direct result of the application of this unique management philosophy, Market-Based Management® (MBM®). Overview of Position:  The Program Officer for Management Development will join the Foundation team in applying MBM® to more effectively advance the Foundation's mission. The Program Officer for Management Development's initial expectations include: . Developing a strong understanding of the theory and practice of MBM® and its applications for the non-profit sector . Assist in leading MBM® classes and discussions for the Koch Associate Program, which trains promising leaders and entrepreneurs for the non-profit sector . Improving performance by assisting Foundation staff members in key MBM® areas such as economic thinking, decision-making framework, competitive strategy, supervisory skills, and selection After demonstrating the ability to positively contribute in the areas described above additional responsibilities may include: . Leading and contributing to Koch Associate Program curriculum   . Working with partner non-profits in understanding and applying MBM® An ideal candidate will possess: . Strong knowledge and interest in applying market-based principles to create value for both the organization and for society . Prior experience in a decision-making role . Entrepreneurial spirit, sense of urgency, integrity, humility and a clear understanding of personal strengths and weaknesses with the ability to internalize feedback . Collaborative, results-focused, and able to drive productive change . Advanced degree in economics, political science or related field preferred Salary for this position is commensurate with experience. Interested parties should apply online at www.cgkfoundation.org   We are an equal opportunity employer. M/F/D/V The Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation 655 15th Street NW, Suite 825 Washington, DC  20005 Phone 202.393.2354 |Fax 202.393.2355 Listed 3/23/07.

CHIEF ECONOMIST / HEAD OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH - National Bank of Kuwait (www.nbk.com) is one of the largest financial institutions in the Middle East, with the highest rating among emerging market banks from international rating agencies. Head quartered in Kuwait, NBK operates in 16 countries including the world's major financial centers, with assets in excess of $21 billion and staff numbering more than 3,000. The Bank is seeking an economist with proven track record and professional expertise to lead a team of economists and analysts responsible for: monitoring, analyzing and writing about economic, banking and financial developments and trends in Kuwait and the Gulf; conducting research on financial markets, competition and key economic sectors; forecasting economic outlook including financial markets, interest rates, deposit growth, demand for credit and other business indicators; examining the growth potential for the Bank's lines of business; overseeing the production of the bank's publications. Duties also include making presentations to customer groups on topics such as regional/national trends and preparing economic briefings for senior management. The successful candidate will interface with the Group Chief Economist and the Bank's senior executives on strategic issues.The position will be in Kuwait.Qualifications: Ph.D or M.A. in economics and several years of relevant experience, with strong preference for people with experience in banking or financial services; excellent analytical, quantitative and communications skills, both verbal and written; proficiency in the use of statistical and modeling tools. The ability to communicate complex economic analyses in non-technical language is highly desired. To apply, please send CV to randazar@nbk.com Listed 3/22/07.

MANAGER - KPMG's Economic and Valuation Services (EVS) is currently seeking a Manager to join us in our Silicon Valley office.  Responsibilities:
- Manage projects and deliver transfer pricing services to large and mid size companies
- Develop and maintain client relationships; supervise and mentor staff members
- Prepare and analyze financial and economic data for tax and regulatory compliance purposes
Qualifications:
- Four years of experience with advisory related projects
- Solid analytical and quantitative background
- Thorough understanding of the U.S. transfer pricing regulations and international transfer pricing environment
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Able to work well in a team environment and/or independently
- Advanced degree in Economics, Business, or Finance from an accredited college/university
KPMG offers and supports flexible work arrangements as well as part-time schedules.  We also offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. 
Interested?  We strongly encourage you to apply online at www.kpmgcareers.com and search for requisition 11217 or click the job link below. 
No phone calls or agencies please. KPMG Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/D/V. © 2007 KPMG LLP, a U.S. limited liability partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International, a Swiss cooperative.  All rights reserved. Listed 3/19/07.

SENIOR ECONOMIST - The American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA), a prestigious national trade association located in Washington, DC, seeks a Ph.D. economist with significant association, legislative or consulting experience to join its economics and research team as a Senior Economist. The economics and research team supports the association's goal of increasing federal, state and local investment in transportation infrastructure by tracking and analyzing public and proprietary industry economic data, analyzing federal legislation and programs related to transportation investment, and presenting information on the industry and transportation investment needs to Members of Congress, government officials and the public. The position requires excellent written and spoken English, a Ph.D. in economics or related field and good computer skills. Salary is commensurate with experience, and the association offers excellent benefits. Please respond by submitting your resume and relevant supporting material to wtoohey@artba.org. Listed 3/15/07.

SENIOR ECONOMISTS - Global Insight is a leader in providing economic analysis and forecasting services to businesses and government agencies, with 23 offices serving over 3,000 clients worldwide.  We are seeking senior economists with experience in the areas of health economics, housing & mortgage markets, and the economics of education to join our Advisory Services Division in the Washington, DC office.  As a senior economist, you will play a lead role in Global Insight’s analysis of economic issues and forecasting of trends in one of these critical sectors of the economy.  This position requires the ability to manage consulting projects, develop client relationships and identify opportunities for new business.  Candidates must have a strong background in quantitative techniques and excellent oral communication and writing skills.  The ideal candidates will be highly motivated, energetic, and outgoing with a natural desire to accept challenging and diverse assignments.  These positions require a graduate degree in economics or a related discipline.  Three to ten years experience in a consulting environment or research organization is highly desirable.   If interested, please forward a resume and cover letter (with salary history) to jobs@globalinsight.com  Visit our website at http://www.globalinsight.com  NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE - thank you! EOE/M/F/D/V/ Committed to a diverse workforce Listed 3/8/07.

ECONOMIST - The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Economist.  This position is located at NCUA headquarters, Office of Capital Markets and Planning, Alexandria, Virginia. The incumbent serves as an Economist, with responsibilities related to the development, implementation, and monitoring of a program that integrates economic analysis, risk identification and mitigation, and planning into a strategic management framework that positions NCUA to ensure continued safety and soundness of the cooperative credit union industry and the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF).  The incumbent reports to the Director of the Planning, Economic Analysis and Web Services Division. This position is being advertised at grade levels CU-11, 12 and 13. To view the complete vacancy announcement, including qualification requirements, and to FORMALLY APPLY, please go to:  http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/getjob.asp?JobID=54503227 For additional information, contact Sara Kunkle at shearne@ncua.gov. Listed 3/6/07.

Sr. Strategic Marketing Analyst - Job Overview: FedEx Services Strategic Marketing, Planning and Analysis - This position will be part of a business forecasting team responsible for the analysis and compilation of corporate revenue plans, forecasts, strategic programs, and segmentation analyses.  Prefer individuals with experience in the following areas:  time series forecasting, statistical analysis, economics, and statistical software package experience such as SAS.  Good writing skills also preferred.  Qualifications: 3 Years experience in analytical/quantitative business, operations, economics,or engineering. Masters degree/equivalent in Business, Finance/Economics, Computer Science, Engineering or related field required. Working experience in third and fourth generation computer languages, UNIX, or RDBMS required. Strong human relations, commmunication, and analytical skills.  For consideration please contact: Pete Viotti—FedEx Recruitment; 901.263.7030; Pete.viotti@fedex.com.  Listed 3/2/07.

ECONOMIST: MARATHON OIL COMPANY has a position for an Economist which will be located in Findlay, OH.  This position is responsible for a variety of fundamental macroeconomic, commodity market and policy assessments for use in business plans, project assessments, and capital budgeting.  Frequent interaction with management can be expected.  Position reports to the Director of Economics and works with both upstream and downstream operating organizations.  Strong analytical skills, a high level of initiative and communications ability are critical factors for success.  Special attention will be given to analyses of price and cost in the world crude oil market.  Particularly important will be the ability to use quantitative tools for forecasting and analysis, as well as the ability to understand and explain the implications to a wide range of business disciplines.  Master's degree in Economics or MBA with 3 - 5 years experience required.  Experience in the oil/gas or related industry preferred.  Demonstrated competency in the use of quantitative analysis in economics and finance.  Advanced knowledge of probability and statistics. Timely preparation of concise reports with strong interpersonal skills. If you have the requirements for this position, please email your resume to gehall@marathonpetroleum.com or by mail to Marathon Oil Company, GE Hall-Room 3012, 539 South Main Street, Findlay, OH  45840 or by fax to 419-421-4149. Listed 2/2//07.

SENIOR STAFF - Major financial trade association in the Washington, DC area is seeking an economist to assist the Chief Economist/Director of Research in conducting economic/financial policy research. Responsibilities include writing policy reports by analyzing economic and financial information gathered on existing data files or collected by survey method. Candidate is preferred to have an advanced graduate degree in economics, finance, or allied fields with at least three years relevant experience in analyzing domestic financial market trends. Superior written and oral communication skills are essential. Interested persons should fax/mail/email resume, transcripts, writing sample, and salary requirements to NAFCU, Human Resources Division, 3138 10th Street North, Arlington, VA 22201, HR@nafcu.org, FAX: 703-527-0433. EOE. Listed 2/20/07.

Total Fund Investment Analyst II - A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in finance, accounting, or related field and one year of experience in a related field or a masters' degree.   SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Preference will be given to candidates with experience in Visual Basic, Excel, data bases, project management and who are working toward a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. HOW TO APPLY: Submit a completed State of Florida Employment Application in the office by 5:00 p.m. Thursday, February 15, 2007 to:  State Board of Administration, Human Resources Office, Post Office Box 13300, Tallahassee, FL 32317-3300, Phone#:  (850) 488-4406, Fax#:  (850) 413-1268, Website:  www.sbafla.com Successful completion of a criminal background investigation is a condition of employment with the State Board of Administration.  If you need an accommodation because of a disability in order to participate in the application/selection process, please notify the Office of Human Resources in advance.  Listed 2/14/07.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ANALYST - The position will provide analytical and technical support for business development and strategic planning by developing financial models, conducting project risk assessments and conducting market research. Qualifications include: BA/BS in finance or economics with five years of related experience. A master's degree is preferred. Additional qualifications include knowledge and proficiencies in statistical analysis, financial analysis, risk assessment, market research, project evaluation, and knowledge of accounting principles to prepare financial statements. For more information please visit our website at www.greatriverenergy.com. To apply, please send, fax, or e-mail your resume with salary requirements by February 28, 2007 to:  Human Resources, Job #586, Great River Energy, 17845 East Hwy 10, Elk River, MN  55330-0800. Fax: 763-241-6000. Careers@GREnergy.com. Listed 2/8/07.

MANAGER, FORECASTING AND PLANNING - TTX Company, a Chicago-based railcar management firm, seeks a Manager, Forecasting and Planning.  Primary Responsibilities: This position will manage planning and forecasting activities in support of the Company's long-range business plan, monthly forecast updates, tracking of industry statistics, development of forecasting models and preparation of periodic written analysis and presentation materials describing the economy and its impact on the Company's business.  The manager will be responsible for: management of forecasting and planning data, including both internal and external data sources; for forecasting and analysis of railroad markets; and for preparation of TTX reports and publications describing economic and industry conditions. The Manager will also make regular presentations to both internal and external audiences.  Qualifications: Master's Degree in economics/business/statistics; equivalent combination of economic training/experience will be considered (Bachelor's degree and five years of experience). Experience and/or training in the freight transportation industry preferred.  Ability to apply econometric and time series tools to economic forecasting and analysis problems. Ability to explain the use of these tools to audiences that may not be familiar with their application.  Outstanding writing skills, including the ability to write about the economy and its affect on the Company's business in clear, jargon-free prose under deadline pressure. Ability to speak effectively and respond to questions from groups of managers or customers at all levels from middle to executive management. Some travel required.   Please send all resumes to Nicole Berard (nicole_berard@ttx.com) Listed 2/8/07.

ECONOMIST - Seeking an Economist with a demonstrated ability to use analytical, writing, and verbal skills to convey technical information concisely and effectively in support of the activities of the Forecasting & Analysis section. The candidate will design, edit and manage online economic and housing data products; respond to requests for data, analysis and commentary on housing market conditions; and assist in preparing state and metro forecast and other housing related subjects. The candidate should have knowledge of economic theory, & research methods. Must be proficient in MS Office w/experience with programming econometric software (e.g. SAS, EViews) and/or HTML is desirable. Experience with U.S. regional and housing industry data is also a plus. Master's degree in economics or equivalent combination of training and experience is required. Submit salary requirements with resume to JobOpportunities@nahb.com. EOE  Listed 2/8/07.

DIRECTOR OF BUREAU OF BUSINESS RESEARCH - Miller College of Business.  Ball State University.  Muncie, Indiana.  The Bureau of Business Research (BBR) is a multifunction service organization that serves the research needs of the college and university and conducts research on public policy issues for state agencies and local economic development entities.  The Bureau maintains an economic data website, The Indiana Business Bulletin, and is a publication center which publishes the Mid-American Journal of Business and custom print publications. The university and the college are highly engaged in the economic development efforts of the state of Indiana, and the BBR is a key element in these efforts both directly and through collaboration with the university's Building Better Communities effort. Professional position available April 1, 2007.  Responsibilities:  write grants on public policy topics; conduct state economic forecasts for presentation to local and state audiences; encourage faculty research in the Miller College; oversee the public function of the BBR; supervise the staff in the Bureau; work with the College Dean's office and Provost through Building Better Communities to raise the profile of the Miller College of Business and the university in the business community.  Minimum qualifications:  earned doctorate in a business discipline; administrative experience, including supervision; ability to communicate effectively successful record of obtaining grants and publishing; knowledgeable of budgeting and accounting procedures.  Preferred qualifications:  extensive experience with external agencies, funding sources, chambers of commerce, and government units; familiarity with internal university processes and procedures; record of funded research; knowledge of economic forecasting techniques; state or national visibility in appropriate discipline.  Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Send letter of application, curriculum vitae, and the names and contact information for three references to:  Dr. Ray Montagno, Associate Dean for Research and Outreach, Miller College of Business, Ball State University, Muncie, IN  47306. (Email:  rvmontagno@bsu.edu)   Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. (www.bsu.edu/cob/bbr) Ball State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer and is strongly and actively committed to diversity within its community.  Listed 2/8/07.

ECONOMIST - Small, innovative Economics Consulting Firm with high profile clients seeks a Quantitative Economist with good computer and writing skills. The ideal candidate will be proficient in Excel,  internet research and basic finance.  Duties will include writing, modeling, and research.  We are seeking seasoned professionals only. Please forward resumes to info@guerrillaeconomics.com Listed 2/7/07.

HEALTH POLICY DIRECTOR - Federal Public Policy A job opportunity currently exists in the Washington, D.C. office as indicated below. Interested employees that meet all the qualifications listed may submit a cover letter and updated resume to resumes@nfib.org. Employee referrals that meet all the qualifications listed may apply for this position at www.nfib.com/careers. Internal candidates should be in present position six months to be eligible for consideration.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Master’s degree or equivalent and six (6) years experience in the health care or public policy field. Specialized knowledge of state and federal health care legislative issues and state insurance regulations as it relates to small business. Solid research experience. Strong communication skills.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Coordinate and develop policy on health care legislative, regulatory, and insurance-related issues that affect small business at the federal and state level.  Will expand NFIB’s outreach in the health care and small business community, working with our small business membership and supporting coalition and lobbying activity on small business health care issues. Listed 2/2/07.

TOKYO-BASED MARKET ECONOMIST WITH PROFICENCY IN JAPANESE - Bank of America seeks an economist to provide research assistance and contributions to global and Japanese publications, particularly those on the Japanese economy, interest rates, the yen, and other G10 currency analysis. In addition, the role will include responding to client inquiries and working with bond and currency trading and sales teams to help interpret economic data releases. The position, located in Tokyo, will report to the senior economist/strategist and be part of the global macroeconomics/strategy team.  Requirements: Advanced degree in economics with strength in macroeconomics and completed course work in microeconomics, international economics, and statistics.  Knowledge of econometrics desirable.  Proficiency in Japanese (native) and English, both writing and speaking.  Interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a team environment.  PC skills. Please send CV to robert.e.blake@bankofamerica.com. No phone calls please.  Listed 1/30/07.

 

 

12/23/06-Entry Level Economist, International Research Unit, SWISS NATIONAL BANK
The International Research unit of the Swiss National Bank,
Switzerland's central bank, conducts research in the field
of international economics and emerging markets issues. The
unit also advises top management during the preparation of
international meetings of central bankers. Our unit
currently has an opening for an Entry Level Economist with
a focus on international trade, international finance and
open economy macroeconomics.
JOB DESCRIPTION:The position is primarily research oriented, with
additional responsibilities focused on contributing to our
work with international institutions, writing brief policy
reports on current issues in international economics and
occasional other duties.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:Candidates should expect to have at least half of their
time available for research. Requirements include a
doctorate/Ph.D. in economics, finance, or a related field;
demonstrated research capability; as well as strong written
and oral communication skills. Knowledge of German or
French is not a prerequisite, but would be an additional
asset. The position is based in Zurich, and the starting
date is negotiable. The salary is competitive.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:To apply, please send your CV and at least one recent
research paper, preferably via email, to:Email:MAILTO:Suzanne.Stein@snb.ch
Applications can also be sent by mail to:
CONTACT: Suzanne Stein
Human Resources
Swiss National Bank
Boersenstrasse 15
P.O. Box 8022
Zurich, Switzerland
Closing date for applications is 31 January 2007. Candidates
will be notified by 28 February 2007. For further information
please contact:CONTACT: Martin Brown Tel:  +41 44 631 36 71

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12/23/06 Financial Economist, CRA INTERNATIONAL
CRA International, an economics, finance, and management
consulting firm, seeks to recruit financial economists for
Senior Associate positions in its Boston, Chicago,
Pasadena, New York City and Washington, DC offices.
ABOUT CRA:CRA provides expert testimony and other support to clients
engaged in legal or regulatory proceedings. We also
consult to clients in business, industry, and government on
a wide variety of issues requiring advanced economic and
financial analysis.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:Appropriate candidates will have a Ph.D. in Finance or a
Ph.D. in Economics with a concentration in finance. CRA is
looking for candidates with several years experience in
teaching and research, as well as students completing their
Ph.D. Positions are available for candidates with a
specialization in any of the following areas: corporate
finance, econometrics and asset pricing. Professional
and/or academic experience in the applied use of financial
models is highly valued.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:We will be interviewing at the annual AEA/AFA Meetings in
Chicago, IL on January 5-7, 2007.
Applicants should apply through: http://www.crai.com
with their curriculum vitae, three letters of reference,
copies of research papers, and a copy of a dissertation
proposal or a completed dissertation. We offer a
competitive salary and a full benefits package. CRA
International is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative
Action Employer (EEO/AAE).

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12/23/06 - Financial Economist,Qatari Diar Risk Management
Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company is fully owned
by the Qatar Investment Authority a quasi government body
in the gulf state of Qatar. Created within the framework of
national strategy by the Qatari government, the company was
capitalised at 1 billion USD with the mandate to direct
drive and pursue strategic investments in the fields of
infrastructures, real estate, urbanisation and similar
ventures.
JOB DESCRIPTION:Qatari Diar's risk management function is seeking
applications from Ph.D. post-graduates to fill in a
financial economist position for its headquarter in Doha,
Qatar. The risk management function is, inter alia,
responsible for proactively contributing to the investment
decisions of the company and evaluating their risk adjusted
performance, as well as assessing, managing and reporting
on the risks, financial and non financial, the bank incurs
and advising on the necessary economic capital levels.
The successful candidate will contribute by developing and
implementing quantitative financial models supporting the
risk management activities under the supervision of the
Chief risk Officer and a Risk analyst. The candidate will
be expected to work on his/her own initiative and in a
largely autonomous way. In particular, the successful
candidate will assist in modelling and programming the
quantitative building blocks of the risk management
framework e.g.: econometric factor risk models, Monte Carlo
simulations for the Bank's assets value, and optimisation
programs for asset allocation.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:Applicants should have a university/Ph.D. degree in finance,
economics, statistics, mathematics or a related discipline.
A strong background in finance and econometrics is
essential. In particular, knowledge and hands on experience
in asset management, optimisation and simulation problems
and financial time series modelling. Furthermore, advanced
ability to use Windows-based applications (including VBA
programming) and a thorough knowledge of Matlab, Eviews or
similar mathematical and econometric packages is necessary.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:Interested candidates should send via e-mail:
Email: MAILTO:ajoubert@qataridiar.com
a detailed curriculum vitae, together with a copy of
his/her relevant publications or papers, professional or
academic references and any evidence of relevant software
knowledge. Excellent English report writing and
communication skills are essential.
Qatari Diar provides an attractive and comprehensive
compensation package. Interested applicants should send in
their details before November 05, 2006. Candidates are
expected to start working as soon as possible.
Further information can be obtained from:
CONTACT: Mr. Carlos Bernadell
Email:MAILTO:cbernadell@qataridiar.com
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12/23/06 -Risk, Financial and Economic Forecaster, Qatari Diar Risk Management
Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment company is fully owned
by the Qatar Investment Authority a quasy government body
in the gulf state of Qatar. Created within the framework of
national strategy by the Qatari government, the company was
capitalised at 1 billion USD with the mandate to direct
drive and pursue strategic investments in the fields of
infrastructures, real estate, urbanisation and similar
ventures.
JOB DESCRIPTION:Qatari Diar's risk management function is seeking
applications from Ph.D. post-graduates to fill in a risk,
financial and economic forecaster position for its
headquarter in Doha, Qatar. The risk management function
is, inter alia, responsible for proactively contributing to
the investment decisions of the company and evaluating
their risk adjusted performance, as well as assessing,
managing and reporting on the risks, financial and non
financial, the bank incurs and advising on the necessary
economic capital levels.
The successful candidate will contribute by developing and
implementing global macro and microeconomic forecasting
models with special emphasis in the regions and industries
of relevance for the company. The models will have the
primary objective to feed the risk and financial
projections and models of the company, but should also
provide service to the company as a whole.
The candidate should also contribute to the design and
production of an internal economic and financial bulletin
focused on real estate developments for selected regions
and should prepare economic briefings for the senior
management of the company.
The candidate will be expected to work on his/her own
initiative, liaising when appropriate with external
consultants, and in a largely autonomous way under the
supervision of the Chief Risk Officer.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS:Applicants should have a university degree/Ph.D. in economics
or advanced econometrics. A strong background in macro and
micro economics, finance and econometrics is essential. In
particular, knowledge and hands on experience in
multivariate economic and financial time series models
(VAR, VEC, etc), simultaneous equations, state space and
structural economic models and simulation problems. The
candidate should be prepared to work with and find
innovative solutions for scarce or incomplete data sets.
Furthermore, advanced ability to use Windows-based
applications (including VBA programming) and a thorough
knowledge of Matlab, Eviews or similar econometric packages
is essential.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE:
Interested candidates should send via e-mail:
Email:MAILTO:ajoubert@qatardiar.com
a detailed curriculum vitae, together with a copy of
his/her relevant publications or papers, professional or
academic references and any evidence of relevant software
knowledge. Excellent English report writing and
communication skills are essential.
Qatari Diar provides an attractive and comprehensive
compensation package. Interested applicants should send in
their details before November 05, 2006. Candidates are
expected to start working as soon as possible.
Further information can be obtained from:
CONTACT: Mr. Carlos Bernadell

Email:MAILTO:cbernadell@qataridiar.com  

                  
11/27/06-RATES RESEARCH ANALYST - BGI is a leader in scientifically-based, systematic, risk-controlled active investing. We research and test economically sound investment hypotheses to develop proprietary, quantitatively driven trading strategies. The Rates Research group, part of BGI's Active Fixed Income division, develops such strategies for interest-rate products (government bonds, interest rate swaps, agency bonds, et al.). We are recruiting a Research Analyst to research and develop relative-value trading strategies. This position is based in San Francisco. Responsibilities Research and support relative-value quantitative trading strategies for the Rates Research group. Monitor the performance of existing strategies and look for opportunities to improve signal construction and implementation.  Qualifications  .PhD in Finance or Economics strongly preferred; advanced degree in a highly quantitative field (Finance, Economics, Engineering, Computer Science, or Hard Sciences) considered only with appropriate work experience. .Ability to manipulate large data sets, frame and test hypotheses using statistical techniques, critically examine output for accuracy, and interpret results. .Experience researching bond or swap markets, either in academia or industry. Trading or portfolio management experience highly desirable but not required. .Must be proficient at coding statistical analyses in S+/R, Matlab, or SAS. Experience with numerical optimization required. Familiarity with UNIX, SQL, C++, and Perl is a plus.  To apply, use this url: https://barclays.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/candidate_update.cfm?szOrderID=795. Listed 11/27/06.

Finance & Business Valuation: Consultant and Director Positions Available - Anderson Economic Group, LLC provides consulting services to both the private and public sectors throughout the United States. Our Finance and Business Valuation practice assists clients requiring sophisticated valuation assessments, including estimation of market value for a business, for an intellectual property right, or for franchise rights; and the estimation of lost profits or commercial and economic damages due to business interruption or other causes. We are currently seeking qualified candidates for a Senior Consultant or Director level position in our downtown Chicago office, and for a Consultant or Senior Consultant level position in our East Lansing office.  The positions involve working closely with clients requiring in-depth financial and economic consulting, frequently involving business valuations, economic damage calculations, and industry market assessments. The selected candidate for the Senior Consultant or Director position in Chicago will be the primary staff person in the office on a full-time basis, and must be able to work independently on the day-to-day management of client projects and prospective client opportunities. Anderson Economic Group provides a competitive base salary, plus bonus plan. Compensation also includes a range of benefits including medical insurance and a Health Savings Account, a Simple IRA retirement plan, disability insurance, and an expense allowance. We also provide professional development and training opportunities to develop our employee's abilities. For further information please visit the Careers page in the About Us section at www.AndersonEconomicGroup.com. Listed 11/21/06.

ECONOMIST/ANALYST - Great opportunity with a well-respected energy trading company. Louis Dreyfus Energy Services (LDES), a top-tier energy trading and marketing company, is looking for high quality economists/analysts to perform fundamental analysis. A candidate with a bachelor's degree and a strong analytic toolset would be a bare minimum, although additional education and job experience will strengthen the candidate's prospects. Computer skills should include MS Office and at least one statistical package. Economics, statistical modeling, mathematics and engineering skills are all appreciated. A global perspective on economics is essential. Knowledge of energy markets and commodity balance sheets carry considerable weight. Work environment is team-oriented; with other economists/analysts, across commodities, across LDES offices and to an audience of non-economists. When on-board, analyst will have sole responsibility (authorship) of research products used throughout the organization. Successful candidates will have the ability to create and present their ideas to an in-house "customer" base on a regular basis. Since specific tasks are likely to change over time, candidate should have the ability to acquire, assess and analyze data of different type, complexity and frequency. For more information, visit LouisDreyfus.com. Salaries are highly competitive. Please submit a resume/C.V. to:  Kathleen Deluca via e-mail at DelucaK@LouisDreyfus.com, or conventional mail at 20 Westport Road, Wilton, CT 06897. Additional material may be requested after the resume. Louis Dreyfus Energy Services is an EO/AA/IRCA/ADA employer. Listed 11/17/2006.

ECONOMIC CONSULTANT - CRU Group (www.crugroup.com) is looking for an Economic Consultant to assist the Chief Development Officer in designing and implementing new products and services for the company's clients as well as for internal use as platforms for its multi-client research and forecast services.  There is a strong modeling and quantitative component to this work.   The successful candidate is likely to have a degree in economics, familiarity with basic quantitative skills such as econometrics and risk analysis, good communication and writing skills, disciplined work habits, and a willingness and ability to travel internationally at short notice.   Submit CV and cover letter via US fax number at 360-321-4709 or via e-mail to linda.wallace@crugroup.com. Listed 11/6/06.

Poverty Research Associate - The Children's Defense Fund is seeking a Poverty Research Associate for its Policy Department who will work closely with CDF's Research Director and have primary responsibility for CDF's poverty data and research work and related activities.  The Poverty Research Associate will report to the Vice President for Policy.  The Vice Presidency oversees six divisions (Child Health, Child Welfare and Mental Health, Education and Early Childhood Development, Youth Development, Research, and the Global Women's Action Network for Children) to ensure that CDF's mission and goals are translated into concrete policies, programs and investments that lead to enhanced social and economic outcomes for children and their families.   Mission Statement: The mission of the Children's Defense Fund is to Leave No Child Behind® and to ensure every child a Healthy Start, a Head Start, a Fair Start, a Safe Start and a Moral Start in life and successful passage to adulthood with the help of caring families and communities.  CDF provides a strong, effective voice for all the children of America who cannot vote, lobby or speak for themselves. We pay particular attention to the needs of poor and minority children and those with disabilities.  CDF educates the nation about the needs of children and encourages preventive investment before they get sick or into trouble, drop out of school, or suffer family breakdown. Responsibilities:  . Serve as key CDF resource person on poverty matters to include: o Responding to internal questions and requests for data and analysis and helping to enhance the capacity of CDF's national, state and regional staff to use available data sets.  o Responding to external requests for data and other information relating to poverty.  o Working with CDF's website team to keep data on poverty and other relevant areas up-to-date and informative.  o Representing CDF in diverse public fora as an expert on child and family poverty. . Prepare periodic synthesis reports on the state of poverty in America and, as needed, globally, especially as it impacts children and families, derived from timely and systematically: o Tracking relevant trends in poverty status, income, employment earnings, material hardship, family structure, and key social program participation as revealed in statistical and policy releases of the Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, IRS, Health and Human Services, and the Statistics Bureau as well as other major sources to be identified. o Monitoring relevant research on poverty and the causes and consequences of poverty. o Maintaining a compilation of core poverty data, publications and research to be shared with other CDF staff as, appropriate. . Work closely with CDF's Research Director and other Senior Research Associates and communications staff, as needed, to enhance understanding of poverty issues and trends and thus inform CDF's policy, decision making and advocacy efforts via: o Analyzing statistical data from government surveys and reports on the range of children's concerns addressed by CDF,   o Creating original tabulations of survey data using Census Bureau tabulation software and other statistical software (i.e., SPSS), and  o Preparing abstracts, reports, policy briefs, fact sheets and press releases on poverty, taxes, employment and related income issues.   . Fulfill needs as stipulated in CDF's Memorandum of Understanding with the Census Bureau to serve as a Census Information Center.    . Provide information and technical support to CDF's tax and benefit outreach work underway in Washington, DC and in the states where CDF has state and regional offices to include analysis of federal, state and local poverty and tax data used in CDF's annual national and state reports on the use and relationship of the Earned Income Tax Credit and Refund Anticipation Loans. Qualifications: The successful candidate will have: . At a minimum, a B.A. degree in economics, statistics, social science or related field, and preferably a relevant Master's degree or equivalent in a relevant area with strong quantitative skills preferred, to include coursework at level of Intermediate Statistics . Demonstrated strong skills in analysis of technical information and statistical databases, and in synthesizing them into summary reports suitable for wide dissemination to both technical and non-technical audiences.  . Familiarity with federal data sources and spreadsheets, databases, and capacity to work with statistical software (preferably SPSS) for analysis . Excellent written and verbal communication skills.  . Broad knowledge of the cost-effectiveness of alternative domestic and preferably also international poverty-alleviation programs. . Solid organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, often working under tight deadlines.  . Ability to work within and participate fully in a multidisciplinary team. . Demonstrated commitment to improving the lives of low-income children and families.   Please apply online at:  www.childrensdefense.org HR/Poverty Research Associate   THE CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.  Listed 11/2/2006.

Senior Research Analyst For Research Division - Senior Research Analyst The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®; , America's largest trade and professional association, seeks a professional to perform statistical research and analysis for the real estate industry.   The Senior Research Analyst is responsible for independently managing a portfolio of survey activities to produce reports marketed to members and external clients.  The position primarily involves planning and execution of survey projects including: coordination/oversight of survey vendors, questionnaire design, data analysis, report planning and writing and production of custom reports.  S/He will contribute to design and development of new survey-based revenue generating products that address client needs.  Further, the Senior Research Analyst contributes to white papers, reports, and other policy analyses and participates in association work groups as needed. Requirements: . Bachelor's degree in economics, statistics, or related field; advanced degree desired  . Experience accessing and analyzing economic, financial, real estate, and survey data . Intermediate level knowledge of Statistics . Experience working with moderate to large databases . Proficiency with statistical software (e.g. SPSS)  . Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet critical deadlines . Strong writing skills Desired:   . Experience conducting survey research . Experience in a consulting or association environment NAR offers a collegial, supportive, quality-driven team, a substantial compensation and benefits package, on-site amenities, and a convenient Union Station/Capitol Hill location.  For confidential consideration, send resume and salary requirements (only candidates who provide salary requirements will be considered) by email to:  HR-DCNAR@realtors.org.  Please include "Senior Research Analyst" in subject line.  No phone calls, please.  EOE M/F/V/H.  Listed 11/2/2006.

FINANCIAL WRITER/ECONOMIST - The successful candidate will produce reports on the global economic outlook as well as conduct research into topics of special interest. This person will be comfortable working independently and have some knowledge of the capital markets. Strong communication, analytical, and computer skills are important. We expect applicants to be team players and to be able to manage several projects simultaneously. Knowledge of MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are necessary. An MA in Economics is preferred for this position.     Payden & Rygel (www.payden.com) is based in Los Angeles and manages more than $50 billion in assets for a globally diverse client base of institutional investors.  We are a dynamic organization and offer an excellent work environment. This is an outstanding opportunity for the successful candidate. If this sounds attractive to you, please send a resume, cover letter, and two concise examples of your written analysis. Payden & Rygel is an equal opportunity employer.  NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.  Send your response to: thiggins@payden-rygel.com  or  Payden & Rygel Investment Counsel Attn: Economist Posting 333 South Grand Avenue, 32nd Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071.  Listed 10/10/06. 

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