Role Overview
Contribute to new knowledge about how economic policy affects individuals, households, businesses, and society. Work with central social issues in a leading research environment in applied microeconomics.
What You Will Do
Combine empirical analysis using modern microeconomic methods with the development and use of models and analytical tools for Norwegian economic policy.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Strong analytical skills, independence, initiative-taking, and goal-oriented. Enjoy collaboration and contribute actively to a good research environment.
Requirements
- Doctorate in social economics or another relevant quantitative field
- Competence and experience with empirical analysis and microeconomic methods
- Experience with programming and data analysis, such as in R, Stata, or Python
- Good presentation skills in Norwegian and English
Benefits
- Salary as a researcher (1109/1110/1183) in a salary range from kr. 675,000 to 820,000 depending on qualifications
- Higher salary may be considered for particularly well-qualified applicants
- Flexible working hours
- Training offers
- Good pension scheme in the State Pension Fund
- Bright and pleasant working environment centrally located in Oslo with indoor bike parking
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