Skill
Econometrics
Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML
Econometrics is the application of statistical and mathematical methods to analyze economic data and test economic theories, using tools like regression analysis, time-series models, and causal inference techniques. Economists, policy analysts, and financial researchers use it to estimate relationships such as the effect of interest rates on inflation or minimum wage on employment. It's a core skill for academic economists, central bank researchers, and data scientists working in finance and public policy.
Open roles requiring Econometrics (2)
Staff Data Scientist (Pricing)
Gofundme
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $179,500 – $269,500
This role leads pricing science and donation optimization at GoFundMe, applying economics, behavioral modeling, and machine learning to understand donor decision-making and improve conversion. It suits experienced data scientists or economists who have shipped pricing or marketplace systems and want to combine rigorous causal inference with product impact.
Listed on Gofundme’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Research Economist, Economic Research
Menlo Ventures Portfolio
Full-time · San Francisco, CA · $320,000 – $405,000
Anthropic is seeking an economist to research how artificial intelligence affects labor markets, productivity, and the broader economy. This role suits researchers with strong empirical methods experience who want to apply econometric and causal-inference techniques to understand AI's real-world economic impact.
Listed on Menlo Ventures Portfolio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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