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Economist / Policy Analyst

Posted by: OECD

Posted date: 26-Jul-2010

Location: Paris

We are looking for a Telecommunication Economist/Policy Analyst to work on analysis of the communications sector and to develop new indicators to measure the diffusion of new communication technologies, including for the Internet and broadband, to undertake policy and regulatory analysis, and to assess the impacts of developments in communication technologies across the economy. The selected person will work under the supervision of a Senior Policy Analyst and under the direction of the Head of the Information, Communications and Consumer Policy (ICCP) Division in the Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry (STI).

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