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Leading innovation with data and analytics.

RAAS provides an intellectually challenging and supportive environment for our employees. We are the leading source for data analytics, analytical and statistical support, research tools and information, and breakthrough technologies within the IRS. RAAS recommendations, studies, and data are effectively used to assist in the administration of the U.S. tax system and to improve IRS performance. Our projects encompass a variety of subjects, including statistical analyses, program evaluations, research on topics affecting tax administration, compliance studies, and the administration of enterprise research resources.

RAAS Functions

  • Data Exploration and Testing
  • Data Management Division
  • Knowledge Development & Application
  • Statistics of Income
  • Strategy & Business Solutions
  • Management & Engagement

What Skills are we Seeking?

  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently and cooperatively with others
  • Critical thinking
  • Excellent time management
  • Data analysis
  • Project and Program Management
  • Emphasis on Science, Economics, Math, and Statistics

Why Join RAAS?

  • Be a part of a dynamic business unit
  • Support research and analysis that will improve IRS performance
  • Participate in excellent training and development
  • Work in a collegial environment
  • Use advanced technology and world-class tools

Career Opportunities

As one of the nation’s largest and most diverse institutions, we have a lot to offer – and we know you do, too. So, let’s work together. We are seeking applicants with backgrounds in Economics, Data Science, Operations Research, Mathematics/Statistics, Project Management, and Psychology to join our teams. Below are positions we frequently hire:

Mathematical Statisticians & Statisticians (Data Scientists) – Job Series 1529 and 1530

The Statistician engages in mathematically oriented statistical projects or studies in one or more of the following areas: survey sampling (design and estimation); modeling; or statistical research.

Operations Research Analysts – Job Series 1515

The Operations Research Analyst works to select and apply mathematics, economics, econometrics, and/or statistics appropriate to solving operations research problems, such as the development of computerized mathematical resource allocation models (e.g., simulation), regression models, econometric projections, or workload selection systems.

Computer Scientists – Job Series 1550

A Computer Scientist is responsible for the practical application of artificial intelligence and other technologies to solve problems in Internal Revenue Service (IRS) operations and programs that are not susceptible to resolution via mainstream technologies.

Economists – Job Series 0110

As an Economist, you will plan, develop, and monitor studies by using tax and information return data in conjunction with demographic and economic data. You will make projections, forecast data, and create computer-based models. You will write and review complex research planning and implementation documents.

Management & Program Analysts – Job Series 0343

The Management and Program Analyst is responsible for accomplishing various analytical studies, projects, and tasks to deliver programs, projects, and studies. The incumbent works independently and with management and staff on activities, including resolving substantive problems; improving the effectiveness and efficiency of program operations; and ensuring compliance with applicable laws, policies, processes, and procedures.

Social Scientists – Job Series 0101

A Social Scientist develops, executes, manages, and provides oversight to research activities using social science and statistical methodology to profile and evaluate market segments of taxpayers for compliance with tax laws and resolve critical problems and to draw rational inferences.

IT Specialists – Job Series 2210

An Information Technology Specialist is involved in the design, documentation, development, modification, testing, installation, implementation, and support of new or existing IT programs and services. In this role, you are often called up to resolve exceptionally complex problems in coding, testing, debugging, and maintaining programs; translating and interpreting functional requirements; and testing, installation, and documentation of IT programs and services.