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Intern - Economics (RFCA)

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Amazon

Mar 26

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Off-cycle Internship
  • Data
  • Seattle

AI generated summary

  • You must be a third-year PhD student with experience in causal analysis, SQL, UNIX, Sawtooth, Apache Spark, and large data sets to apply for the Amazon economist internship in 2024.
  • You will learn to build and analyze data sets at a fast pace, collaborating with economists and data scientists to apply economic analysis and gain work experience for future job placement.

Requirements

  • To be considered for an economist internship in 2024, applicants should be enrolled in at least the third year of their PhD program and not currently on the job market.
  • Preferred Qualifications:
  • Experience in reduced-form causal analysis methods
  • Experience with SQL
  • Familiarity with UNIX
  • Familiarity with Sawtooth
  • Familiarity with Apache Spark
  • Experience working with large data sets

Responsibilities

  • You will learn how to build data sets and perform applied econometric analysis at Internet speed collaborating with economists, data scientists and MBAʼs. These skills will translate well into writing applied chapters in your dissertation and provide you with work experience that may help you with future job market placement.

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Employees
1994
Founded Year

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