Researcher / analyst
Partially Remote (some attendance required)
50106 EUR
Monthly remuneration (14 times per year), for a 40-hour week, will be € 3.579,- gross or above, depending on qualifications and experience.
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The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw), a renowned institute with over 50 years of excellence in applied economic research, is seeking an Economist with expertise in the Visegrád countries (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, and Slovakia). Join our team and contribute to high-impact research in macroeconomics, international trade, FDI and industrial policy.
Main Tasks
- Applied empirical research in macroeconomics, trade, FDI and industrial policy
- Policy-oriented analysis
- Expand our expertise on the Visegrád group economies
- Macroeconomic forecasting and country monitoring of at least one Visegrád economy.
- Acquisition and execution of research projects and writing of scientific publications
- Communicate research findings to our main target groups in academia, government, business and the media
Requirements
- MA or PhD in Economics
- Interest in applied economic research
- Quantitative and econometric skills
- Experience in conducting macroeconomic research on Visegrád countries
- Existing contacts with regional academics, policymakers and journalists
- Knowledge of both conventional and heterodox economic analyses
- Research interest in the green economy and/or digitalisation is an advantage
- Excellent English (written and oral); knowledge of at least one Visegrád group language; German is an advantage
- Very good writing and presentation skills
- Flexibility and ability to work in teams
What we offer
- A collaborative and inclusive work environment, with a commitment to continuous learning and professional development
- Flexible working times and home office opportunities
- A dynamic and international research environment with good working conditions
- Travel and public speaking opportunities in Austria, the Visegrád countries and at scientific conferences
- The chance to make a meaningful impact on economic research in Europe
- Living and working in one of the most liveable cities in the world
Closing date for applications: 15th November 2024
Start: as soon as possible – ideally in December 2024
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as they are received. Potential invitations for job interviews may be issued before the application deadline.
Initially, the contract will be for a fixed term of 24 months, but the appointment could be made permanent (subject to a satisfactory probationary period). Monthly remuneration (14 times per year), for a 40-hour week, will be € 3.579,- gross or above, depending on qualifications and experience.
We support workforce diversity as a key to innovation and success and are committed to offering equal opportunities to all.
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