Well-Being Data Scientist: Pipelines & Visualization

OECD Parliamentary Group; Île-de-France; Sur place; EUR 57 000 - 77 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

OECD Centre on Well-Being, Inclusion, Sustainability and Equal Opportunity (WISE) seeks a Data and Knowledge Scientist to advance data infrastructure and visualization for well-being policy research. The role reports to the Head of the Well-being Data Insights and Policy Practice Unit and contributes to broader OECD data initiatives.

You will work on econometric analysis, microdata, and automated workflows, partnering with national statistical offices and policy teams to inform How’s Life?

Qualifications

• An advanced university degree in Economics, Statistics, Data Science, or a related field with a strong quantitative focus.
• At least four years of relevant experience on applied policy research and/or data science.
• Experience conducting econometric analysis and working with microdata.
• Proven track record in developing and maintaining scalable data infrastructure and automated workflows.
• Demonstrated subject matter expertise in well-being-related topics is desired.

Responsabilités

• Design, develop and maintain automated data pipelines (backend and frontend) for the OECD How’s Life? well-being database on the OECD Data Explorer.
• Manage regular data updates (at least quarterly) for the How’s Life? database and the Better Life Index.
• Coordinate the data collection process for the Committee on Statistics and Statistical Policy, including drafting requests and engaging with national statistical offices.
• Stay abreast of emerging data science and AI tools and methods, and assess their potential application to well-being data infrastructure, visualisation and analysis.
• Maintenance and further development of the OECD Well-being Data Monitor and interactive data hub.
• Create compelling and accessible data visualisations to enhance visibility among policy makers.
• Collaborate with the WISE communications team and other OECD units as needed.
• Engage with OECD data science communities to share expertise and foster innovation.
• Provide training and technical guidance on data science, automation, and visualization.

Connaissances

Strong drafting skills in English

Open to AI-assisted tools

Willingness to adopt new technologies

Strong communication with stakeholders

Formation

Advanced university degree in Economics, Statistics, Data Science, or related field

Outils

R (preferred)

Git

JavaScript

Data visualization tools

AI tools for data analysis

Description du poste

OECD Centre on Well-Being, Inclusion, Sustainability and Equal Opportunity (WISE) seeks a Data and Knowledge Scientist to advance data infrastructure and visualization for well-being policy research. The role reports to the Head of the Well-being Data Insights and Policy Practice Unit and contributes to broader OECD data initiatives.

You will work on econometric analysis, microdata, and automated workflows, partnering with national statistical offices and policy teams to inform How’s Life?