Data Scientist (Stata) | Remote

Role Overview

Econometric Data Analyst position focused on designing and implementing advanced econometric models using Stata SE. This is a remote, flexible role working 10–40 hours per week with opportunities to contribute to academic and policy-focused research projects.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and implement advanced econometric models using Stata SE, with emphasis on panel data and causal inference techniques
• Develop, maintain, and optimize do-files for efficient data management, analysis automation, and reproducible workflows
• Conduct rigorous data cleaning, transformation, and validation of large-scale datasets to ensure accuracy and reliability
• Deliver clear, actionable insights through well-documented code, technical reports, and presentations for academic and policy stakeholders
• Collaborate with customer teams to understand project objectives, communicate findings, and iterate on analysis
• Stay updated on best practices in econometric research and Stata SE functionalities
• Ensure all research outputs meet high standards of reproducibility, transparency, and ethical data handling

Requirements

• Expert proficiency in Stata SE with experience in econometric modeling and automation via do-files
• Advanced understanding of panel data analysis, causal inference methods, and large dataset optimization techniques
• Strong data cleaning, preparation, and validation skills for complex statistical analysis
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills with attention to clarity and detail
• Proven ability to document processes and present findings to diverse audiences
• Experience producing reproducible research outputs and maintaining analytic integrity
• Self-motivated and organized, capable of thriving in a fully remote environment
• Advanced degree in Economics, Statistics, Data Science, or related field
• Prior experience collaborating on academic or policy-focused research projects

Nice-to-Have

• Familiarity with complementary statistical tools or programming languages (e.g., R, Python)