Economist/in — Confederazione Svizzera
NewCHF 68'500 - 104'000
Confederazione Svizzera · Bern (BE)
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- other
- Posted
- 3 days ago
SalaryCHF 68'500 - 104'000
Role overview
Quarterly calculation of GDP: responsible for one GDP component
Further develop calculation routines, estimation methods and processes from idea to implementation
Advancing internal R packages and computer science projects in cooperation with other bodies
- Quarterly calculation of GDP: responsible for one GDP component
- Further develop calculation routines, estimation methods and processes from idea to implementation
Description
- Quarterly calculation of GDP: responsible for one GDP component
- Further develop calculation routines, estimation methods and processes from idea to implementation
- Advancing internal R packages and computer science projects in cooperation with other bodies
- Develop and maintain nowcasting and forecasting models
- Ongoing oral and written reports on the economic situation
- Provide assessments on current macroeconomic issues, produce quantitative analyses
- Economics degree with quantitative orientation or study in Data Science / Statistics with good knowledge of macroeconomics
- Relevant professional experience, doctorate or other postgraduate training beneficial
- Technical focus, experience with programming in R and with computer science projects
- Quick comprehension, goal-oriented working method, team player
- Initiative and implementation strength: You contribute ideas, take responsibility and drive improvements
- Very good active knowledge of two official languages as well as good English skills in word and writing
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