Associate Economist 2
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About The Position
At Moody's, we unite the brightest minds to turn today's risks into tomorrow's opportunities. We do this by striving to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome to be who they are—with the freedom to exchange ideas, think innovatively, and listen to each other and customers in meaningful ways. The Associate Economist 2 role is designed for individuals who are passionate about economic analysis and are eager to contribute to regional, global city, and country analysis for company publications. This position involves writing brief topical analyses and contributing to website commentary by covering economic indicators and writing blogs. The role also includes collaboration with senior staff on research and consulting projects, allowing for professional growth and development in the field of economics. In this position, you will gain expertise sufficient to act as a direct resource to both external and internal clients regarding states, countries, and metro areas. You will be responsible for forecasting and analyzing sub-national and country economies with minimal editing assistance, which will enhance your analytical skills and understanding of economic trends. Additionally, you will manage customized client deliveries and respond to client requests and inquiries, ensuring that you develop strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work directly with clients. As part of your responsibilities, you will provide support to senior analysts in data analysis, charts, tables, and maps, contributing analysis under supervision. You may also function as a "buddy editor" for Associate Economists 1 or, after gaining some experience, for new Associate Economists 2. This role will also allow you to support forecast products for internal and external clients, which may include product demonstrations. You will gain experience in public speaking by presenting at internal meetings and may serve as the primary author on topical analysis. Furthermore, you may specify simple forecast equations and support model building with supervision, which will enhance your technical skills in economic modeling.
