Junior Economic Consultant: Data Analysis & Global Training

BRG; Greater London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical care

Non-contributory pension

Employee assistance program

Job summary

BRG is seeking a junior Associate to join our team of economics and consulting professionals in London. The role blends qualitative and quantitative work, with opportunities to engage in data analysis, economic modeling, and industry research as part of a global training program.

You will tackle real-world client problems, analyze datasets, and develop insights using economic theory. A strong academic record and excellent communication are essential, with a pathway to CFAB and potentially ACA or

Qualifications

• A record of outstanding academic performance; minimum Bachelor’s degree in any subject.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to write persuasively.
• Ability to solve problems and present clear analysis.
• Collaborative working skills and the ability to engage with stakeholders at all levels.

Responsibilities

• Onboard quickly through a comprehensive training program.
• Tackle real-world problems using theory and industry insights.
• Analyze client datasets using advanced tools to extract insights.
• Construct models based on economic theory to answer complex questions.
• Collaborate in a team and participate in ongoing training and social activities.

Skills

Communication skills

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Attention to detail

Stakeholder management

Education

Bachelor's degree required

Job description

BRG is seeking a junior Associate to join our team of economics and consulting professionals in London. The role blends qualitative and quantitative work, with opportunities to engage in data analysis, economic modeling, and industry research as part of a global training program.

You will tackle real-world client problems, analyze datasets, and develop insights using economic theory. A strong academic record and excellent communication are essential, with a pathway to CFAB and potentially ACA or