eggfarmersofcanada

Agricultural Economist

Ottawa, Ontario

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago

Data AnalysisForecastingExcelSupply ChainResearchCommunicationPublic Speaking

About the role

The organization has been recognized as one of the National Capital Region's Top employers for fourteen consecutive years.

Ad Hoc Reporting/Support
Compile, validate, analyze, and incorporate data for Board documents including drafting and presenting Board documents
Research and perform qualitative analyses of legislations and regulations pertaining to the egg industry and for communications with government agencies
Identify and support the implementation of tools, models, or techniques that improve APC data quality and processes
Provide support and advice to Analysts and Coordinators

Advanced analytical and computer skills, including in-depth knowledge of MS Excel and data analysis tools and techniques for the purpose of performing data analysis
Undergraduate degree in a relevant field (Agricultural Economics
6 years of relevant work experience (2.
3 years if the candidate has a master's degree in a relevant field)
Demonstrated understanding of various agri-food sectors, food supply chain, and farm economics (livestock and crop production systems) is considered an asset
Ability to perform mathematical analysis including regression, correlation, time series analysis, indices, and averages
Demonstrated ability to perform forecasting, including multivariate forecasting, and to present the results objectively & concisely

Egg Farmers of Canada (EFC) is seeking an experienced Economist to join the Agricultural Policy and Costing (APC) team in a fast-paced, challenging, and exciting work environment.
Reporting to the Senior Manager, Agricultural Policy and Costing, the Agricultural Economist will be responsible for conducting accurate, comprehensive and timely analysis of data pertaining to the Canadian egg industry.
This role is ideally suited for an experienced Economist who enjoys project-based work, working with various stakeholders, and thrives in a collaborative culture.

Strong ability to multi-task and coordinate various tasks
Excellent attention to details with a focus on data quality
Strong statistical, mathematical, analytical and research skills
Demonstrated ability to present economic concepts or complex analysis to a non-technical audience (both verbally and in writing)
Education and Experience:
Undergraduate degree in a relevant field (Agricultural Economics; Economics).
A master's degree in a relevant field would be an asset
5 - 6 years of relevant work experience (2 - 3 years if the candidate has a master's degree in a relevant field)

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