Global Arbitration Economics Research Intern

Brattle; Washington, Northern (District of Columbia, KY); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 93,000; Full time

Job summary

The Brattle Group in Washington, DC offers an International Arbitration Research Analyst Intern role designed for undergraduates in quantitative fields. You will develop economic and financial models, perform data-driven analysis, and assist senior consultants on disputes involving international contracts and regulatory matters.

Responsibilities include research, memo writing, and supporting expert witnesses.

Qualifications

• Candidates must be pursuing an undergraduate degree in a quantitative field with strong academic performance.
• GPA of 3.7 or higher is typical for applicants.
• Demonstrated teamwork and leadership on project work is essential.
• Intellectual curiosity, creativity, ownership, and commitment to client service are valued.
• General finance knowledge and interest in learning more are required.

Responsibilities

• Build economic and financial models using Excel and programming languages.
• Conduct quantitative and qualitative research to support expert reports.
• Assist in preparing expert reports and presentations for legal/regulatory contexts.
• Collaborate with team members and contribute to robust solutions for clients.

Skills

Quantitative discipline

GPA 3.7+

Teamwork

Leadership

Finance knowledge

Education

Undergraduate degree in economics/finance/math

Tools

Excel

R

Python

Stata

SAS

VBA

Job description

The Brattle Group in Washington, DC offers an International Arbitration Research Analyst Intern role designed for undergraduates in quantitative fields. You will develop economic and financial models, perform data-driven analysis, and assist senior consultants on disputes involving international contracts and regulatory matters.

Responsibilities include research, memo writing, and supporting expert witnesses.