JOE Listings (Job Openings for Economists)

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Mid-America Regional Council

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Research Services
Lead Regional Economist

JOE ID Number: 2022-01_111469099
Date Posted: 03/10/2022
Date Inactive: 05/13/2022
Position Title/Short Description
Title: Lead Regional Economist
Section: Full-Time Nonacademic
Location: Kansas City, Missouri, UNITED STATES
JEL Classification: H -- Public Economics
Keywords:
Regional Economist
Salary Range: $83,320 - $106,220
Full Text of JOE Listing:

Mid-America Regional Council, the Kansas City area’s nonprofit association of city and county governments and metropolitan planning organization, is seeking a qualified professional to serve in the Research Services department as its Lead Regional Economist.

This a high-visibility, full-time position whose primary responsibility is to lead MARC’s research on a wide variety of complicated regional issues, such as inclusive prosperity, housing, climate change, workforce demand and supply, economic and community development, poverty and race.

The ideal candidate will demonstrate energy and expertise using data to deepen understanding of complex community issues and turn that data into understandable insights that drive more effective policy and action. They will show a passion for learning, solving problems and public service, as well as an ability to work well with others in a spirit of collaboration.

Please apply for this position through our web application system at www.marc.org/jobs . Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and a writing sample intended for a general audience where they draw on multiple data sources to analyze and explain an urban or regional socioeconomic issue.

Application Requirements:
  • External Application URL and Instructions Below
Application deadline: 04/29/2022
Application Instructions:
Please apply for this position through our web application system at www.marc.org/jobs . Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume and a writing sample intended for a general audience where they draw on multiple data sources to analyze and explain an urban or regional socioeconomic issue.