INTERDISCIPLINARY (DATA SCIENTIST/ECONOMIST)

All qualification and eligibility requirements must be met by the announcement closing date. To meet the minimum qualifications for this position, you must meet the specialized experience qualifications for the grade at which you are requesting consideration.

Specialized Experience: For GS-13: Applicants must have at least one year of specialized experience at the GS-12 grade level in the Federal service or equivalent to the GS-12 grade level in the private sector using original research, current economic theory and current statistical and econometric methods to analyze current policy, legislative and regulatory issues.

Examples include: Using algorithmic and programmatic approaches incorporating SI enabled automation to clean, manipulate, and sub-set (i.e., shrinking a large database to benefit information storage) data for the purposes of analysis. Developing novel ways to analyze and identify trends and patterns in data using advanced mathematical, statistical, and / or algorithmic techniques. Conducting independent research into questions of economic significance and using advanced statistical and econometric techniques.

Developing research studies or analytical projects to address relevant problems, using scientific methods. Researching relevant Internal Revenue Code, and policy issues related to defined benefit plan financial accounting and disclosure.

For GS-14: Applicants must have at least one year of specialized experience at the GS-13 grade level in the Federal service or equivalent to the GS-13 grade level in the private sector using original research, current economic theory and current statistical and econometric methods to analyze current policy, legislative and regulatory issues.

Examples include: Using algorithmic and programmatic approaches incorporating SI enabled automation to clean, manipulate, and sub-set (i.e., shrinking a large database to benefit information storage) data for the purposes of analysis. Developing novel ways to analyze and identify trends and patterns in data using advanced mathematical, statistical, and / or algorithmic techniques. Conducting independent research into questions of economic significance and using advanced statistical and econometric techniques.

Developing research studies or analytical projects to address relevant problems, using scientific methods. Researching relevant Internal Revenue Code, and policy issues related to defined benefit plan financial accounting and disclosure.

The candidate selected for this position will: Provide professional and scientific expertise to ingest, analyze, correlate, and conduct trend analytics, from past and current assessments, on data using Economics capabilities leveraging data tools, collecting and managing data, and evaluating alternatives to assess projected capabilities for future mission support.

Prepare data-centric projects to provide insight and informed decisions for mission-oriented programs utilizing a wide range of technical competencies such as statistical theory, coding languages, data mining, and other existing and evolving data-related technologies including Super Intelligence ("SI") as well as reporting and visualization techniques through the creation of graphs, tables, charts, etc. for various research projects or reporting of information to government officials, within PBGC or to the general public.

Explore novel methods of retrieving data including the incorporation of SI enabled automation where feasible and develop innovative recommendations to management and senior leadership as a means for making data driven decisions such as modification of processes and policies.

Identify and assess the validity and reliability of relevant data sources to meet project needs to include the following: collate, clean, transform, analyze, develop, integrate and standardize structured and unstructured data from various sources in preparation for use and analysis within PRAD.