Global Trade & Economic Policy Analyst

US Commerce, International Trade Administration; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

US Commerce, International Trade Administration in Washington, DC seeks an International Economist to support economic analyses and policy discussions. You will apply economic theory and data sources to develop findings and recommendations for program offices.

Qualifications emphasize a BA in economics with 21 econ hours and 3 in statistics/calculus, or a PhD or higher degree; experience with data processing tools and statistical techniques; ability to present conclusions to diverse audiences.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in economics with at least 21 semester hours in economics and 3 in statistics/calculus.
• Ph.D. or related doctoral degree or 3 years of graduate study in relevant field for substitution.
• Combination of education and experience to meet total requirements.

Responsibilities

• Conduct detailed economic research to inform analyses and recommendations.
• Analyze economic data and trends to support reports and decisions.
• Use statistical techniques to interpret primary and secondary data sources.
• Present findings and conclusions to diverse audiences.

Skills

Economic research

Data analysis

Statistics

Education

Economics degree with 21 econ hours + 3 in stats/calculus

Ph.D. or doctoral degree

Tools

Data processing tools

Job description

US Commerce, International Trade Administration in Washington, DC seeks an International Economist to support economic analyses and policy discussions. You will apply economic theory and data sources to develop findings and recommendations for program offices.

Qualifications emphasize a BA in economics with 21 econ hours and 3 in statistics/calculus, or a PhD or higher degree; experience with data processing tools and statistical techniques; ability to present conclusions to diverse audiences.