Depending on the candidate, day-to-day responsibilities would include:
- Conduct economic research and policy analysis, on issues such as international trade, taxation, infrastructure, healthcare, education and environmental regulation.
- Develop and deploy best-in-class economic analysis and modelling, for example, input/output modelling and forecasting.
- Undertake quantitative and qualitative analysis to develop evidence-based recommendations to support strategic planning and policy formulation.
- Produce reliable outputs in a consistent and accessible format, including presentations and dashboards, translating complex analysis into clear, actionable insights.
- Monitor and interpret macroeconomic trends, legislative developments, and regulatory changes.
- Draft detailed technical reports, as well as presentations and briefing materials for senior stakeholders.
- Gather, cleanse and refine data inputs from various sources (e.g., national statistical offices, OECD, World Bank).
- Ensure the Kroll economic modelling suite remains up-to-date and best in class, including demonstrating its performance through comparative analysis.
- Proactively stay informed of industry best practices and emerging tools through ongoing education and professional development.
- Work with Kroll engagement teams to identify and implement economics solutions, both on economics-specific engagements and working collaboratively with other Kroll teams.
- Supervising and mentoring junior staff.