Entry-Level Economic Data Analyst (Consultant I)

Resolution Economics; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 97,000 - 103,000; Full time

Job summary

Resolution Economics seeks a Consultant I to join our Chicago office, on site, with a summer 2027 start. This entry-level role requires minimal prior experience and focuses on managing client data, verifying integrity, and running analyses.

Ideal candidates are motivated, curious, and collaborative, with exposure to basic statistical software. You will learn to shape findings into stories supported by economic theory and statistical methods.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, or related quantitative field.
• Master's degree is a plus but not required.
• Proficiency in statistical software and data analysis concepts.

Responsibilities

• Using SAS and Microsoft Office to analyze data and present results internally and to clients.
• Gathering data from various file formats using SAS programming or other methods.
• Data cleaning and processing.
• Performing statistical analyses including t-tests, chi-square tests, regressions.
• Supervising and reviewing Research Assistant work.
• Researching additional data sources (e.g., BLS, U.S. Census).
• Assisting staff with project tasks and quality control.
• Reviewing and summarizing documents.
• Occasional travel may be required.

Skills

Microsoft Office

SAS

R

STATA

Python

SQL

VBA

Economic concepts

Statistical concepts

Teamwork & communication

Attention to detail

Learns quickly

Ability to work under deadlines

Education

Bachelor's degree in Economics/Statistics/Mathematics

Master's degree preferred but not required

Tools

SAS

R

STATA

Python

SQL

VBA

Microsoft Office

Job description

Resolution Economics seeks a Consultant I to join our Chicago office, on site, with a summer 2027 start. This entry-level role requires minimal prior experience and focuses on managing client data, verifying integrity, and running analyses.

Ideal candidates are motivated, curious, and collaborative, with exposure to basic statistical software. You will learn to shape findings into stories supported by economic theory and statistical methods.