Graduate Economic Analyst: Fast-Track to Impact

100 Frontier Economics Ltd (UK); Greater London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Structured training

Mentoring

Career progression

Job summary

Frontier Economics is an economics consultancy with offices across Europe, including London. We offer a two-year Graduate Analyst programme for candidates with a PhD in economics or equivalent experience.

You will apply analytical skills to real client questions and develop commercial judgment while receiving training and mentoring. You will work on varied consulting questions, tackle complex data, and contribute to clear, defensible recommendations.

Qualifications

• PhD in economics or equivalent relevant experience.
• Fluent in the language of the office to which you are applying.
• Strong analytical and empirical methods.

Responsibilities

• Apply economic theory and empirical techniques to real-world client problems.
• Work with complex data and models, checking assumptions and interpretations.
• Define client questions and design proportionate analytical approaches.
• Draw on research to form defendable conclusions.
• Communicate technical findings clearly to colleagues and clients.
• Take ownership of workstreams, manage deadlines and raise risks.
• Collaborate across project teams and offices.
• Demonstrate independent thinking while seeking input when needed.

Skills

Economic reasoning

Advanced analytical methods

Communication

Collaborative teamwork

Excel

R or equivalent tools

Education

PhD in economics

Equivalent relevant experience

Tools

R

Excel

Job description

Frontier Economics is an economics consultancy with offices across Europe, including London. We offer a two-year Graduate Analyst programme for candidates with a PhD in economics or equivalent experience.

You will apply analytical skills to real client questions and develop commercial judgment while receiving training and mentoring. You will work on varied consulting questions, tackle complex data, and contribute to clear, defensible recommendations.