We are seeking to hire a Postdoctoral Fellow to join the Global Capital Allocation Project (GCAP) Lab, under the guidance of Professor Matteo Maggiori at Stanford Graduate School of Business. This one-year position, with a strong preference for a two-year commitment, is set to commence in the summer or fall of 2025. The role centers on empirical research in international macroeconomics and finance, delving into topics such as the financial strategies of global firms, financial integration in the Eurozone, China's evolving role in global markets, and geoeconomics. The research have direct policy implications and may garner significant media attention. As a Postdoctoral Fellow, your responsibilities will include academic research and close collaboration with various members of the lab, including co-directors and co-authors, and collaboration with the Lab policy partners. A strong academic background is essential, with a PhD in Economics or Finance, with a primary focus on international macroeconomics and finance. Join us in advancing our knowledge of global capital allocation and shaping international economic policy!

Applications are open until December 15, 2024, with rolling reviews continuing up to March 28, 2025. For detailed requirements and to apply, visit HERE.

We are seeking several pre-doctoral research fellows to join the Global Capital Allocation Project Lab at Stanford Graduate School of Business, under the supervision of Professor Matteo Maggiori and Professor Antonio Coppola. As a research fellow, you'll delve into big-data applications in international macroeconomics and finance, with projects covering diverse topics like global firm financing, Eurozone capital allocation, China's presence in global markets, and the interplay between geopolitics and economics. The results of your work will have policy implications and may garner media attention. You'll collaborate with a dynamic team, including faculty members, PhD students, and fellow researchers, presenting your findings and gaining valuable research training. In addition, you will have the opportunity to take classes at Stanford, often amounting to a year of PhD-level coursework in economics. We welcome applications from candidates with a strong quantitative background, excellent programming skills, and a passion for economic research, with or without prior economics experience. Candidates from underrepresented groups are particularly encouraged to apply. Join us to explore the world of global capital allocation and help shape international economic policy!

Rolling applications are being considered. For detailed requirements and to apply, visit HERE.