Analyst – 2027 Start Date

Nichols College; Dudley (MA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Nichols College in Dudley, MA is seeking Analysts to join our Competition and Finance Practices in Summer 2027. You will work on multiple projects from early research to expert reports, collaborating with economists and case managers to support regulatory decisions and disputes.

The role combines quantitative and qualitative analysis, data gathering, and the creation of tables and visuals, with clear communication of findings to clients and team members from day one.

Responsibilities

• Conduct quantitative research and analysis, including compiling, cleaning, and analyzing large data sets.
• Conduct qualitative research and analysis, including reviewing, summarizing, and identifying relevant information from academic papers and industry literature.
• Create tables, charts, and other visual representations of analyses.
• Summarize and communicate research and analytical findings to team members and clients.

Job description

and the job listing Expires on September 26, 2026

We are one of the world’s leading economic consulting firms. We strive to recruit and develop talented people to work together to produce meaningful economic analysis of exceptional quality, and to create a positive impact on our clients and society.

Our Competition Practice provides expert economic advice on competition policy, economic and financial regulation, public policy and the assessment of damages in complex disputes.

About the Role

We are hiring Analysts to join our Competition and Finance Practices in Summer 2027.

As an Analyst, you will typically work on multiple projects simultaneously, building a diverse skill set while contributing meaningfully across all phases of a project, from early‑stage research and data gathering through the preparation of expert reports, government filings, and other materials for clients. You will work closely with other analysts, economists, and case managers on a range of quantitative and qualitative tasks. The work is substantive from day one: your analyses will directly support the economists and experts whose work informs regulatory decisions, litigation outcomes, and important business and policy decisions.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct quantitative research and analysis, including compiling, cleaning, and, analyzing large data sets.
• Conduct qualitative research and analysis, including reviewing, summarizing, and identifying relevant information from academic papers, analyst reports, press releases, industry literature and a wide range of documents produced in litigation.
• Create tables, charts, and other visual representations of analyses.
• Summarize and communicate research and analytical findings to team embers and clients.