Economist

Our client, a NYC-based financial services firm with an international parent company, are seeking an experienced professional to join their research and investment strategy group, focusing on advanced economies. The individual will combine strong analytical skills with an international outlook, contributing to the firm’s global perspectives on markets and policy.

Key Responsibilities

• Economic Research: Carry out deep-dive analysis on developed markets, tracking macroeconomic patterns, regulatory shifts, and industry dynamics.
• Quantitative Analysis: Build and refine models that translate data into actionable insights to support investment strategies.
• Publications & Insights: Draft research notes and commentary that highlight economic developments and their implications for investment decisions.
• Cross-Border Collaboration: Partner closely with colleagues worldwide to spot opportunities, evaluate risks, and shape portfolio positioning.
• Data & Tools: Contribute to the maintenance and enhancement of proprietary databases and modeling platforms.
• Independent Contribution: Operate with a high degree of autonomy, while remaining aligned with senior leadership and team objectives.
• Global Teamwork: Thrive in a multicultural environment and add value through diverse viewpoints and international collaboration.
• Innovative Mindset: Bring creativity and entrepreneurial energy to a fast-growing team with an ambitious vision.

Preferred Background

• At least 5 years’ experience in economics, finance, or related disciplines.
• Undergraduate degree in economics, finance, or similar field (macro focus strongly valued).
• Strong quantitative and analytical capability, with hands-on experience in applied economic work.
• Clear, concise communication style to translate research into investment-oriented insights.
• Ability to succeed in a large, complex organization while keeping an entrepreneurial approach.
• Genuine interest in working across cultures and geographies.
• Prior exposure to investment research is considered a plus.