Community and Economic Development (CED) Advisor / Sr. CED Advisor
About The Position
The Atlanta Fed’s Community and Economic Development Department supports the central bank’s mandate of stable prices and maximum employment by helping improve the economic opportunity of low- and moderate-income populations and underserved places for a stronger economy for all Americans. To this end, the Department seeks a Community and Economic Development Research Advisor/Senior Advisor to produce original quantitative research papers and reports on topics related to affordable housing, housing policy, or broader housing dynamics affecting low- and moderate-income populations. The Advisor/Senior Advisor establishes an annual research agenda aligned with the Community and Economic Development mission and strategy; contributes to the Bank's objective of remaining a knowledge center for applied research by writing; gives speeches and talks to outside audiences; and collaborates on research projects with Community and Economic Development colleagues, research economists, and other Bank staff.
Requirements
- Advanced degree in Public Policy, Economics, or a related quantitative social science field or commensurate research experience in an affordable housing topical area.
- Experience independently designing and completing research projects.
- Established record of applied and/or scholarly publication on topics related to affordable housing, housing policy, or broader housing dynamics affecting low- and moderate-income populations.
- Demonstrated knowledge of advanced quantitative research methods.
- Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future.
Nice To Haves
- Ph.D. in Public Policy, Economics, or a related quantitative social science field.
- Experience communicating research to a broader audience of practitioners and policymakers.
Responsibilities
- Leads research design and writing of quantitative research on affordable housing topics.
- Identifies new research opportunities and proposes a research agenda.
- Produces written reports for publication in the Department’s Discussion Papers and short-form publications and may author academic journal publications as appropriate.
- Translates quantitative research into actionable insights for housing stakeholders throughout the Sixth District.
- Develops and maintains relationships with other researchers and practitioners in support the Department's research and engagement strategy.
- Through data analysis and a network of community contacts, contributes to the regular monitoring of affordable housing trends and related issues in the Sixth District.
- Briefs Bank leadership on Sixth District affordable housing trends and related issues to enhance understanding of barriers and opportunities experienced by low- and moderate-income populations.
- Mentors Community and Economic Development analysts and staff.
- Contributes to the overall research environment by attending internal seminars and providing feedback on other’s work.
Benefits
- Comprehensive healthcare options (Medical, Dental, and Vision)
- 401K match, and a fully funded pension plan
- Paid vacation and holidays; flexible work environment
- Generously subsidized public transportation
- Annual tuition reimbursement
- Professional development programs, training and conferences
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
