Requires: Ph.D. in Economics. Proficiency with quantitative and empirical analysis, econometrics, and working with large-scale datasets as demonstrated by academic coursework, papers, or prior experience. Must be willing to travel domestically and globally 6-10 trips per year.
Position #2: Must have research capability in distributional macroeconomics as shown by 2 working papers and 1 example of work in progress. (job code: MI002)
Application Instructions:
Mail CV, evidence of research, and recommendation letters to:
Patricia Geagan, Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
T-9, 600 Atlantic Ave.
Boston, MA 02210
Or email to: patriciageagan@bos.fr.org
Reference Job Code MI001, Job Code MI002, or Job Code MF001
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