This is a full time position although applications from
those seeking alternative working patterns are welcomed. This post may also be
suitable for a secondment (subject to the donor organisation’s agreement). Read original
job ad here.
Salary Range: £41,236
to £50,141
Location: Holyrood,
Edinburgh
The Scottish Parliament exists to define, debate, decide and
legislate on issues of importance to the people of Scotland. The Parliament
scrutinises the work of the Scottish Government and is answerable to the people
of Scotland.
The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) provides
research, information and documentation services to the Parliament. Within
SPICe, a team of 27 researchers working within three research units provide
expert information and briefing to MSPs, their staff, parliamentary committees
and to the staff of the Parliament in relation to their parliamentary duties.
This work includes responding to enquiries, providing briefing on bills and on
committee inquiries.
Based in the Financial Scrutiny Unit of SPICe you will
provide support to ensure that there is statistical and analytical rigour in
SPICe outputs, and you will undertake impartial economic and financial
analysis.
You will be an enthusiastic, highly motivated individual
with substantial knowledge and experience in statistical analysis relating to
public policy, along with an understanding of economics and finance, including
economic modelling. You will have knowledge of analytical methods, enquiry
handling, excellent communication skills, a flexible approach to work and the
ability to work efficiently under time pressure. A degree or professional
qualification in a relevant subject is desirable, and you will be able to
demonstrate considerable work-related experience in an economic and financial
context.
How to Apply
Read the job
information and complete the application
form. Alternatively email jobs@scottish.parliament.uk or write to the
Scottish Parliament, Human resources Office, Edinburgh, EH99 1SP.
Applications from Gaelic speakers are welcome.
The closing date for applications is 5pm on Monday 6
February 2017.
The Scottish Parliament is committed to achieving a diverse
workforce which reflects our diverse communities and we welcome applications
from all. We are an autism friendly building, have supportive family friendly
policies, a room for prayer or reflection, and staff groups which support
diversity in the workforce. We offer excellent benefits with great
opportunities to work flexibly during your working week, generous holidays
(40.5 days’ leave including public holidays) and the opportunity to join the
Civil Service pension arrangement.
Source: Scottish
Parliament
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