Primary responsibilities include developing and maintaining complex macroeconomic models like Computable General Equilibrium (CGE), conducting quantitative analysis for economic and regulatory impact assessments, and collaborating on large international projects that apply advanced economic modeling techniques.
Candidates must have a strong academic background in economics, demonstrated by completed university courses in advanced macroeconomics, quantitative methods, econometrics, and model simulation. Required skills include advanced economic theory knowledge, strong analytical capabilities, ability to interpret complex modeling results, and excellent presentation and communication skills in English.
EY offers exceptional career development opportunities including global competency certification, potential MBA opportunities through Hult University, personalized career counseling, innovative programs like Innovations@EY, comprehensive benefits package including private healthcare, hybrid working model, and a supportive environment focused on continuous learning and professional growth.
