Research Fellow: Carbon Pricing & Global Supply Chains

Nanyang Technological University; Singapore; Sur place; SGD 80 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

NTU Singapore's Centre for Sustainable Finance Innovation seeks a Research Fellow to support empirical research on how carbon pricing and climate policies shape firms' sourcing decisions and global supply chains.

The role involves building large datasets, developing econometric models, and producing high-quality academic outputs. Collaboration with a global network of researchers and publication in peer-reviewed journals is expected.

Qualifications

• PhD in finance, economics, accounting, business, statistics, data science, or closely related field.
• Strong training in empirical research methods and econometric analysis with experience using large-scale datasets.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.

Responsabilités

• Conduct empirical research on how carbon pricing and climate policies affect firms' sourcing decisions, supplier relationships, and global supply chain networks.
• Construct and manage large-scale datasets by integrating firm-level, supply-chain, country-level policy, climate, and financial information from multiple sources.
• Develop and implement econometric models to examine effects of carbon pricing on supply chain restructuring, firm performance, and sustainable transformation.
• Perform data management, statistical analyses, robustness tests, and prepare research outputs (tables, figures, visualizations).
• Collaborate with the Principal Investigator, project team members, and international collaborators on research activities.
• Contribute to research papers, conference presentations, and other academic outputs; assist in writing and publication.

Connaissances

Empirical research methods

Econometric analysis

Formation

PhD required

Outils

Python

Stata

Description du poste

NTU Singapore's Centre for Sustainable Finance Innovation seeks a Research Fellow to support empirical research on how carbon pricing and climate policies shape firms' sourcing decisions and global supply chains.

The role involves building large datasets, developing econometric models, and producing high-quality academic outputs. Collaboration with a global network of researchers and publication in peer-reviewed journals is expected.