Roine Vestman

Stockholm University is hiring a Research Assistant / predoctoral research fellow in macroeconomics and household finance , with a focus on how monetary policy affects household credit use and spending on cars and housing. The position is based at the Department of Economics at Stockholm University in Sweden and involves close collaboration with a research team led by Professor Roine Vestman together with postdoctoral researchers and PhD students. The work uses large administrative microdata and frontier empirical methods, so this is a strong opportunity for applicants interested in data-intensive research in economics and finance. Main tasks include processing and managing large datasets, conducting statistical and econometric analysis, writing project reports, and preparing literature reviews. The role emphasizes hands-on training in data construction and analysis using causal methods, with primary tools including Stata and also MATLAB or Julia . Eligibility highlights: a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a quantitatively oriented subject (for example economics or engineering), extensive programming skills, strong interest in economics and public policy, good communication skills, ability to work independently, and strong organizational skills. Helpful extras include prior RA experience, knowledge of LaTeX, Python, experience with large datasets, and intermediate reading skills in a Scandinavian language. Funding and duration: this is a paid full-time temporary employment for 10 months, with a possible extension to 12 months depending on project funding. Salary is individually determined. The university also notes that it can help with work permit applications for non-EU residents. Application deadline: 2026-06-03. Apply through Stockholm University’s recruitment system and make sure the application is complete before submission.

Stockholm University, Department of Economics is advertising a full-time predoctoral research fellow opportunity in macroeconomics and finance , with a particular focus on household finance . The role is designed for an early-career researcher who wants hands-on experience supporting active academic projects and collaborating with a research team. The projects are led by Professor Roine Vestman , together with postdoctoral researchers and PhD students. The research uses large administrative datasets and frontier empirical methods , so this position is especially relevant for candidates interested in applied economics, quantitative research, and data-intensive empirical work. The post describes the appointment as a 10-month full-time role. No explicit funding package, stipend amount, tuition coverage, or scholarship programme is mentioned, so applicants should treat this as a research employment opportunity rather than a funded degree studentship. Eligibility details are limited in the post. The announcement does not specify a required degree level, language test, or deadline. Interested candidates should review the full posting via the linked article and follow the application instructions provided there. Keywords: economics, macroeconomics, finance, household finance, empirical methods, administrative data, research assistant, predoctoral fellowship.