Overview
A global consulting firm is seeking an Associate – Competition Economics to join its London office.
The Associate position is a junior consulting staff position open to Masters students and graduates. This position requires you to be a highly motivated individual with strong problem solving capabilities.
The work of an Associate can be either qualitative or quantitative in nature, and projects range from industry and subject-matter research to data collection to the preparation of statistical, financial, and other forms of analysis. You will be working on live competition matters from day 1 and get exposure to a range of regulatory, litigation and M&A work.
Key Responsibilities
Build expertise through training: From the start, you will benefit from a comprehensive onboarding and training program to equip you with the tools needed for a smooth transition into project work
- Tackle real-world problems: Use theory and industry insights to help solve complex issues faced by our clients.
- Work with data that matters: Analyze real client datasets using advanced tools and statistical techniques to extract meaningful insights.
- Analysis and Design: Construct models based on
- Economic theory and industry-specific considerations to provide clear answers to complex questions.
- Explore current trends and debates: Conduct research into the latest industry developments and academic literature to support client
- work and stay ahead of emerging issues.
- Collaborate in a team setting: Work closely with your team to contribute to project success.
- Continued training: As an Associate you will join a global training programme and have the chance to meet colleagues from across the globe. As part of this role the will financially contribute to your professional and career development
- Take part in the office’s daily life: Join team-building events, sports sessions, and other social activities that enrich your experience
Skills, Knowledge & Experience
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
- The ability to solve problems, think through complex issues and to
- present logical analysis in a clear, concise manner
- Collaborative working skills
- A high level of enthusiasm and proactivity
- Attention to detail
- The ability to produce high-quality work under tight timelines
- A willingness to take ownership of work
- A record of outstanding academic performance and degree in Economics is preferred
- You will be either completing or have completed a Masters in Economics.
