Network Modeller - Transport Advisory

Description Oxford Economics, a leading global economic research and consultancy firm, is looking to hire a Network Modeller in the Transport Advisory (TA) Team either located in our London Office or working remotely in the UK. The TA team have four key business pillars: greenfield transport asset development, due diligence supporting investment in existing assets, maximising the value of existing businesses, and, dispute support, which all involve developing or reviewing forecasts of traffic and/or revenue for transport improvements for both private and public sector clients. Department Transport Advisory Location London, UK Key Responsibilities A typical day for this role would involve aiding in the development of traffic and revenue forecasts for transport improvements by processing and analysing complex datasets and building models, working closely with senior team members. The role would see direct interaction with clients. Required Skills, Knowledge & Expertise Network modelling

experience, including use of Visum, Emme, SATURN Manipulation and analysis of large datasets using Excel (ideally including VBA) or Python Analysis and manipulation of GIS/spatial datasets Demonstrate an ability to communicate technical ideas both verbally and in written formats Desired 5-10 years experience First degree in a relevant discipline, with preferably an MSc in Transport Planning or Transport Economics Econometric modelling Experience of Stated Preference/Consumer Insight/behavioural analysis Cost benefit analysis Job Benefits Private Healthcare Employee Assistance Program Enhanced Maternity and Paternity Leave Workplace Nursery Scheme Cycle to Work Scheme Hybrid/Flexible Working Team Gatherings and Connection Boost! Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Oxford Economics is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation,
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