The Penn Wharton Budget Model informs policy discussions in Washington, D.C. by producing data-driven, non-normative research on issues at the intersection of business and public policy
Job Summary
The Penn Wharton Budget Model informs policy discussions in Washington, D.C. by producing data-driven, non-normative research on issues at the intersection of business and public policy.
This two-year position involves assisting with research, model development, and compiling databases using Python, R, and SQL under the guidance of the team leader and Faculty Director.
The University of Pennsylvania offers a competitive benefits package including excellent healthcare, tuition benefits for employees and families, and generous retirement plans.
Matching Summary
The Penn Wharton Budget Model informs policy discussions in Washington, D.C. by producing data-driven, non-normative research on issues at the intersection of business and public policy.
Salary
Base: $61,000 - $80,000 annual rate; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Comprehensive healthcare, tuition assistance, retirement plans, and wellness programs
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Proficiency in Python programming language
Proficiency in R programming language
Experience with SQL database management
Econometric and statistical analysis skills
Bachelor's degree in economics or related field
Nice-to-have
Experience with microdata sources
Familiarity with Federal statistical agencies data
Strong interest in public policy topics
Ability to work independently as a self-starter
Graduate-level research aptitude
Key Requirements
Minimum 2 years of experience or equivalent combination
Bachelor's degree required in economics, statistics, finance, or mathematics
Previous research associate or data analyst experience required