Economic Analyst I/II – Regional Analysis

About the role

The Economic Analyst I/II joins the Regional Analysis Group to translate data‑driven insights into monetary‑policy decisions that shape the nation’s economic future, with a focus on the Fourth District (Ohio, eastern Kentucky, western Pennsylvania, and the northern panhandle of West Virginia).

Key responsibilities

• Identify and answer open questions that matter to policymakers and the public.
• Design and execute innovative research methodologies to unpack complex economic questions.
• Wrangle diverse datasets to uncover hidden trends and relationships in regional and national economies.
• Conduct statistical and econometric analyses that meet rigorous academic and policy standards.
• Collaborate on research projects from conception through publication, increasing independence with experience.
• Provide critical insights on Fourth District economic conditions.
• Support the Bank president’s preparation for FOMC meetings with timely analysis.
• Contribute expert perspective to the nationally distributed Beige Book.
• Author and co‑author articles and reports that bring economic data to life.
• Craft presentations that make complex concepts accessible to diverse audiences.

Required profile

• Master’s degree in economics or related field (Bachelor’s with significant experience also considered).
• At least 5 years of experience conducting economic or policy research.
• Demonstrated expertise in one or more economic fields and familiarity with monetary policy.
• Strong communication skills with a proven record of publishing research or policy analysis.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively, with intellectual curiosity and a proactive problem‑solving approach.

Required skills

• Proficiency with statistical and econometric techniques.
• Experience using analytical tools such as Stata, R, or Python.
• Ability to manage and analyze complex datasets.
• Exceptional writing ability to make technical content accessible.

What we offer

• Competitive salary range (Economic Analyst I: $90,500–$113,100; Economic Analyst II: $111,400–$139,200) with benefits supporting health and financial security.
• Recognition as one of Northeast Ohio’s Best Places to Work and a mission‑driven environment focused on public service.