Behavioral Science Consultant: Strategy & Tech

Keystone; New York (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 176,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual discretionary bonus

401k contribution

Competitive benefits package

Job summary

Keystone is a premier economics, technology, and strategy consulting firm partnering with technology leaders and Fortune 100 clients. The role sits at the intersection of behavioral science, economics, and strategy, requiring you to own analytical workstreams, design surveys and experiments, and translate findings into decision‑relevant insights.

You will apply behavioral economics, psychology, and marketing science to understand consumer and firm responses to information, incentives, and choice

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Economics, Behavioral Economics, Psychology, Cognitive Science, Marketing, Statistics, Data Science, Public Policy, or a related field (target GPA 3.6+).
• Graduate degree a plus and hands-on exposure to experimental design, survey methods, or behavioral research.
• Experience in consulting, academic research, market research, or a related analytical role.
• Ability to work with and analyze large or complex datasets using Python, R, Stata, or similar tools.
• Familiarity with conjoint analysis, choice modeling, or causal inference preferred.

Responsibilities

• Own core analytical workstreams from design through execution.
• Work across economics, strategy, and technology engagements.
• Adapt quickly to new problem areas and apply your skillset in unfamiliar contexts.
• Synthesize findings into clear, decision‑relevant insights.

Skills

Behavioral economics

Data analysis

Survey design

Conjoint analysis

Causal inference

Communication

Education

Bachelor's in Economics/Behavioral Economics/Psychology

Graduate degree

Tools

Python

R

Stata

Job description

Keystone is a premier economics, technology, and strategy consulting firm partnering with technology leaders and Fortune 100 clients. The role sits at the intersection of behavioral science, economics, and strategy, requiring you to own analytical workstreams, design surveys and experiments, and translate findings into decision‑relevant insights.

You will apply behavioral economics, psychology, and marketing science to understand consumer and firm responses to information, incentives, and choice