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Career ListingsThe Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis welcomes career listings and funding opportunities relevant to the interests of our members. To suggest a listing, please click here to complete the online submission form. The following information will be required:
The Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis provides these listings as a service; they do not indicate endorsement by the SBCA. Please note: Federal government positions in Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) are typically posted on USAJOBS. Due to the quick turnaround time for these postings, we encourage all potential applicants to regularly monitor USAJOBS for job openings. These opportunities often remain open for only one to two weeks, so it’s essential to check the website frequently for updates.
Employer Name or Funding Organization: U.S. Small Business Administration - Office of Advocacy Application Deadline: May 9, 2025 Location: Washington, DC (currently operating by hybrid telework and in-person) Link to opportunity website: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/office-advocacy-position-announcement-ymqce/?trackingId=TamKlfSoFFn01QqR4XB%2FDw%3D%3D Brief description: The Economic Research Fellow works in Advocacy’s Office of Economic Research producing small business research, analysis, and statistics for policymaking insights. As the only federal office tasked with this mandate, the Office of Advocacy’s research products and analyses are used by policymakers, small business stakeholders, small business trade groups, and the press to understand the importance of small businesses and the challenges they face. Posted 4/30/2025
Employer Name or Funding Organization: U.S. Small Business Administration - Office of Advocacy Application Deadline: May 9, 2025 Location: Washington, D.C. Link to opportunity website: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/office-advocacy-position-announcement-6s89e/?trackingId=2IN00cstc0P4piWnOUjFTA%3D%3D Brief description: The Regulatory Economist, along with Advocacy’s attorneys, will assess small business impact analyses of proposed regulations from a portfolio of federal agencies, and evaluate regulatory analyses during interagency review to inform agencies of important small business considerations. The Regulatory Economist will also have the opportunity to develop reports, briefs, and fact sheets on important small business economic issues for dissemination to small business stakeholders and policymakers and for publication on Advocacy’s website. Posted 4/30/2025 |