London Business School

Position Title/Short Description

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An opportunity has arisen for a Research Fellow / Assistant to work with Professor Paolo Surico on an ERC funded project. The Research Fellow / Assistant should have experience in quantitative macroeconomics and be interested in the macroeconomic implications of micro heterogeneity and distributional issues in equilibrium models under uncertainty. The candidate should have in depth knowledge of both theory and empirical methods. Knowledge of Matlab and Stata are essential. She/he should be willing to work with survey data.

The successful candidate will have a PhD from a leading institution or be near completion.

The post will offer substantial opportunity to both participate in and contribute to the project and provide funding for conference attendance. Candidates should provide in their application a detailed outline of how their experience and training in macroeconomics and econometrics would enable them to contribute to the research project and details of their own research, if relevant. The ideal starting date is September 2017 with some flexibility.

The post will be offered on a fixed-term full time contract for a period of 1 year (in the first instance). Salary will be in the range of £35,000 including London weighting, depending upon relevant qualifications and experience.
Please submit by email your letter of application, along with a CV and one reference letter, together with the names of two further referees, and completed Diversity Form. These should be sent by email to: Eleanor Burke, London Business School, Regent's Park, London NW1 4SA eburke@london.edu

The deadline for receipt of applications is 11.00 on Wednesday 31 May 2017. Interviews will take place, via skype.

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Click here for Diversity Form.
http://www.london.edu/-/media/files/faculty and research/faculty recruitment/diversity_monitoring_form_2014 (2).doc


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