•Bachelor's degree in Economics, Finance, Statistics, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, or a related quantitative field

•Strong academic standing with proven quantitative and analytical capability

•Proficiency with econometric and statistical software such as Python, R, Stata, Julia, MATLAB, or SQL

•Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English

•Interest in international economics, macroeconomics, finance, and public policy

•Intention to pursue a Ph.D. in Economics or related discipline in the future is highly preferred

The Research Analyst Program (RAP) at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, D.C., provides recent university graduates with an opportunity to work alongside international economists on macroeconomics, policy research, and country surveillance. Research Analysts support primary research, construct and manage complex quantitative datasets, and build econometric models. The contract is typically for a period of two to three years, preparing participants for competitive doctoral programs and careers in economic analysis.

•Competitive tax-aware base salary

•Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision health coverage

•Paid vacation, sick leave, and official IMF holidays

•Relocation expenses and travel allowance for eligible candidates

•Access to professional development courses and technical training