Economist, Customer Experience and Business Trends

Amazon Science

Seattle, WA1h agovia LinkedIn

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Who can apply
New grads, no experience needed
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Stakeholder managementMachine learningPythonRStatisticsData analysis
Work
On-site in Seattle
Pay
Not stated by the employer.
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Oct 27, 2026 · still open

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About the Role

The Customer Experience and Business Trends (CXBT) organization within Amazon Science is seeking an Economist to join the Benchmarking Economics Analytics and Measurement (BEAM) team. The mission of this team is to drive customer experience improvements through innovative economic modeling, advanced analytics, and scalable scientific solutions. As an Economist, you will collaborate with senior management, business stakeholders, scientists, engineers, and economics leadership to solve complex business challenges across Amazon's business lines. This role operates in a fast-paced environment, tackling challenging problems that directly influence strategic decision-making and drive measurable business impact.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop economic theory and deliver causal machine learning models at scale.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate research into scalable solutions.
  • Write effective business narratives and scientific papers to communicate to both business and technical audiences.
  • Drive data-driven decision making to improve customer experience.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • PhD in economics or equivalent.
  • Knowledge of data analysis languages (e.g., R, Stata, Python, etc.) or other statistical software.
  • Experience in a postdoctoral position, consulting position, government position, or academic research.
  • Experience with SQL.

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