Economist I: Data-Driven Pricing & Analytics

Amazon; New York (NY); On-site; USD 142,100 - 192,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on payments

Restricted stock units (RSUs)

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off & parental leave

Job summary

Amazon.com seeks economists to partner with senior leadership and cross-functional teams to solve business problems using econometric models and large data sets. The role emphasizes applying econometric theory to pricing, labor decisions, and market strategies while delivering actionable insights to internal stakeholders.

The position requires a PhD in economics or related field and strong communication skills to present complex analyses to non-economists.

Qualifications

• PhD in Economics, Quantitative Marketing, Finance, or closely related field (Basic Qualifications).
• Deep knowledge of econometric analysis and statistical methods (Preferred Qualifications).
• Experience analyzing pricing, competition, labor decisions, health care outcomes, auctions, marketing strategies, advertising, contracts, and game theory (Preferred).
• Ability to work in a fast-paced business environment and communicate with economists and non-economists (Preferred).

Responsibilities

• Develop econometric models and techniques for large data sets.
• Apply econometric theory to business problems and automate systems.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams and senior management to address quantitative challenges.

Skills

Econometrics

Statistics

Pricing analysis

Labor economics

Written/verbal communication

Cross-functional collaboration

Data interpretation

Education

PhD in Economics or closely related field

Job description

Amazon.com seeks economists to partner with senior leadership and cross-functional teams to solve business problems using econometric models and large data sets. The role emphasizes applying econometric theory to pricing, labor decisions, and market strategies while delivering actionable insights to internal stakeholders.

The position requires a PhD in economics or related field and strong communication skills to present complex analyses to non-economists.