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As a leader of the research efforts for our Charlotte and Raleigh office, you will be responsible in conducting research within the commercial real estate industry and prepare data and background narrative information for use in market reports, presentations, publications, and proposals to be used by Colliers brokerage staff.
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15+ years proven experience in consumer insights and/or market research, preferably within the dairy or food industry, with at least 3 years also managing a team. Develop and implement a comprehensive market research strategy aligned with the company's business objectives.
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We work with a range of sectors including healthcare, life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and charities; services provided to these sectors include market research, medical education programs, promotional programs, clinical development, job recruitment and clinic appointment services.
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The Market Intelligence & Insights Manager is a member of our agile, high-performance MII team. Experience using statistical computer languages (R, Python, SAS, etc.) Synthesize data, insights, and consumer research to create presentations with fact-based recommendations.
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Develop systematic strategies that use statistical signals associated with various market inefficiencies applied to a broad variety of asset classes including global equities and/or ETFs, futures, currencies and options.
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Perform complex market research in collaboration with other teams, examine customer and technology-related industry trends, and maintain inventory for supply and market intelligence that will inform critical decision points for future growth.
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Candidates will apply rigorous statistical methods on a wide range of datasets and implement trading models based on novel predictions of market behavior, all while leveraging HRT’s world-class research and trading infrastructure.
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Has strong quantitative research and analysis skills (via designing surveys with complex logic, creating sample plans, and building cross-tabs/statistical analyses via SPSS, R, Python, SQL, and related tools.
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As a unique, fast-paced "action" tank, we use the modern tools of communications to deploy ideas; engage Americans in the debate over the boundaries of government policy, personal freedoms, and market incentives; and educate and challenge the media to explore these issues and shape the next generation of political leaders.
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Algorithmic trading, model calibration, Market Data and statistical research strategies used by front office group; and, Generates sustainable shareholder returns and above market shareholder value.
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Familiarity with other scientific and statistical analysis tools and SW tools such as Matlab, JMP, Zemax and LabView is beneficial. The Broadband Plasma Division (BBP) provides market-leading patterned wafer optical inspection systems for leading-edge IC manufacturing.
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Generates statistical models to improve methods of obtaining and evaluating quantitative and qualitative data and identify relationships and trends in data and factors affecting research results.
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Research market trends, business, economic and political implications for consumer and commercial market industry related to the financial performances of petitioner. Guide cost and business and financial statistical analysis process by establishing and enforcing policies and procedures; provide trend reports and forecasts; explain the processes and techniques recommending actions.
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Collect data, process data, and conduct data analysis using statistical inference. About You: 3+ years of hands-on experience in executing all phases of primary research projects. Develop research implications and actionable insights.
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A bachelor’s degree in business, market research, social science or related field. KRC Research is an insights-driven market research firm based in Washington, D.C. We turn data into intelligence to help our clients solve business challenges.
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