Senior Researcher (Freelance)

💡 In our quest to create the first-ever digital retirement transfer solution, Manifest has partnered with leaders like WashU in St. Louis, The Aspen Institute, and Northwestern Mutual to study the retirement decisions of everyday Americans. As the lead researcher for Manifest’s fifth white-paper, you’ll build upon our retirement transfer data from the University of Chicago, Leidos, and other employers, bringing us one step closer to seamless transfers for all!

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We’re looking for a behavioral economics geek with drive, talent, and a passion for reinventing retirement. If you’re looking to build a resource that will make a difference for millions of Americans, this is the job for you!

What you’ll do

Study how everyday Americans decide how, where, and when to transfer retirement balances

Build upon Manifest’s pre-existing transfer data from top employers

Communicate complex retirement concepts and findings

Create a groundbreaking white paper that explores the “how” and “why” of modern retirement decision-making behaviors

What you’ll get

An instrumental role in an impressive project backed by AARP and Northwestern Mutual

Access to a wealth of never-before-seen financial data

1+ hour a week of personal collaboration and professional development with Manifest’s CEO

Ground floor experience at an up-and-coming Chicago-based startup

A newfound passion for maximizing retirement outcomes!

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To apply...

Fill out this form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible:

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Work with Manifest⁠

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Next, we’ll want to meet you and get to know a bit about how you plan to approach this position (your goals, experience, and problem-solving skills). This is also an opportunity for you to learn more about our product, team, and company to gauge a fit.

We’re searching for a candidate who meets the above requirements; however, we value people willing to learn and try out new things. Reach out to

hr@usemanifest.com⁠

if you have any questions!

We can’t wait to hear from you! 👋

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