You will join the Monetary Analysis Division in the Directorate General Monetary Policy. Our Division is responsible for monitoring and analysing monetary and financial developments in the euro area from a microeconomic and macroeconomic perspective, focusing on monetary and credit aggregates, as well as the financial accounts. We also monitor, analyse and conduct, from a monetary policy perspective, studies looking at the bank lending channel of monetary policy, including loans, lending rates and funding conditions, surveys on lending policies and individual bank information.
In your role as an economist in the Money, Credit and Financial Accounts Section, you will be one of 12 members of staff responsible for analysing and modelling money and credit dynamics through the business cycle and their implications for risks to price stability and asset prices. We analyse flows of funds, sectoral balance sheets and the debt levels of firms and households, also taking non-bank financing into account. We also monitor and analyse the bank interest rate pass-through and make regular contributions to staff projection exercises.
The ECB is an inclusive employer and we strive to reflect the diversity of the population we serve. We encourage you to apply, irrespective of your gender, gender identity, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, religion, disability or other characteristics.
As an economist, you will:
This position will offer excellent opportunities to contribute to the assessment of the monetary policy transmission mechanism via money and credit flows (including flows from non-banks) and apply state-of-the-art econometric models to policy-relevant issues. You will be part of a multicultural team that strives for continuous innovation to make a positive impact on the lives of European citizens.
Essential:
Desired:
You engage collaboratively with others. You pursue team goals and learn willingly from other people’s diverse perspectives. You signal any need for change by explaining it and proposing alternative solutions. You analyse complex information effectively and can evaluate different views to arrive at solutions. You know and anticipate stakeholder needs.
The contract offered will be short-term ESCB/IO, the appointment being for 12 months as of the exact starting date of the selected person, extendable to up to 36 months.
For additional information on this specific vacancy, you can speak to the hiring manager, Bettina Landau, on +49 (0)69 1344 7867 between 25 and 28 November.
The recruitment process for this position will include an online interview via WebEx or telephone.
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