Job Placement Services from the Institute

For candidates in the Programs in Advanced Statistical Studies (PASS), placement services are available.

The worldwide outlook for statistician jobs is favorable.  The US Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), estimates that, in the US alone, "individuals with a degree in statistics are likely to have opportunities in a variety of fields."  In large developing country economies like India, China and Brazil, job opportunities are likely to grow faster than overall employment, as the economy matures and dependency on data and information increases.  Many jobs not classified as "statistician" may, nonetheless, require statistical expertise as the major qualification.    Positions classified as "data mining," or various "analytics" fields (business analytics, predictive analytics, text analytics) probably exceed the number of positions classified as traditional "statisticians," but require the same skill set. (See the recent article in Info World, "Data is the new oil" here.)

We are in touch with a number of recruiters, both officials at firms seeking candidates for specific positions at that company, and professional recruiters who seek to build up a long-term relationships with professional statisticians, throughout their career.

As a PASS candidate, once you have taken at least half your program courses, you are eligible for our personalized placement services.  We will review your background, your interests, and your work at the Institute, and try to find a match with appropriate recruiters.  Our specialty is early-to-mid-career placement (not entry level).

Job Boards

We have selected key specialized job placement boards in statistics.  These listings are open to anyone to review.

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