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At the IIES we hire most of our junior faculty via the international Job Market for economists. These positions are advertised on the Econ Job Market web when available.

We are seeking a full-time research assistant for six months, starting around May 1, 2026, to work in an international and collaborative research environment in applied microeconomics, with a focus on labor markets, human capital, and policy-relevant issues.

The position involves working closely with the principal investigator and PhD students on projects that use large administrative microdatasets and experimental data from Brazil. Responsibilities include data construction, cleaning, and merging large datasets; conducting econometric analysis, robustness checks, and replication; and performing text analysis of, for example, job postings and CVs, primarily using Stata but also R or Python.

Applicants should hold a BA or MA in economics or a related quantitative field, have strong programming skills, experience working with data, and excellent command of English. Experience with large matched employer–employee datasets (e.g., RAIS), text-as-data methods, advanced econometrics, and Portuguese is considered an asset. Great emphasis is placed on accuracy, independence, documentation, and a willingness to learn new methods.

Apply by March 20, 2026.

For more detailed information and to apply.

We are hiring two research assistants to work on data-intensive research on inequality and social mobility. The role involves collaborating with faculty, PhD students, and other assistants on projects using large administrative datasets and historical sources, applying modern econometric and machine-learning methods.

Key tasks include building and cleaning datasets, writing reproducible code in Stata, R, and Python, implementing empirical methods, and producing tables and figures for research.

Applicants should have a degree in economics or a related quantitative field, strong programming skills, and an interest in applied empirical research.

The position is a full-time, 12-month appointment and offers strong preparation for PhD studies or research-oriented careers.

Apply by March 25, 2026.

For more detailed information and to apply.

Last updated: 2026-03-06

Source: Institute for International Economic Studies (IIES)