• Teaching: Teaching and coordinating training courses in the areas of macroeconomic policy (delivered in classroom, virtually, or in hybrid form), often in conjunction with the IMF, the Austrian Authorities, and/or other partner organizations.
• Curriculum development: Continuous review of the curriculum, as well as development of new JVI-sponsored courses in collaboration with the IMF, the Austrian Authorities, and other partner organizations.
• Research: Conducting analytical work on economic issues relevant to the JVI’s training mandate and, participating in external conferences and seminars.
• Technical assistance: Depending on prior experience, potentially engaging in technical assistance projects for the IMF or other organizations.
• Other: Organizing webinars and other events; engagement in internal working groups and outreach activities; also, depending on experience, guiding and mentoring more junior colleagues.

• Strong analytical skills and at least three years of practical experience in analyzing financial and macroeconomic issues and/or providing policy advice in these areas.
• Strong teaching record, especially in the area of applied macroeconomics and economic policies; ability to teach in the areas of finance and econometrics would be a plus;
• Ph.D./Ph.D. candidate in economics and a demonstrated ability to conduct high-quality research would be an asset.
• Strong interpersonal skills, initiative, and ability to work effectively in teams.
• Strong drafting and reviewing skills.
• A solid knowledge of statistical and econometric techniques and related software, including Stata; familiarity with MATLAB, R, and/or Python would be a plus.
• Fluency in English is required.

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