Careers

• You enjoy working with people.
• You are passionate about economics.
• You enjoy conceptual issues and working with data.
• You want to contribute with your analytical skills and intellectual curiosity.
• You have the ability to propose creative solutions to complex challenges.
• You have a positive attitude to new tasks and learning.
• You hold an advanced degree (Master’s degree) in Economics or related fields from a leading university. A previous internship experience is highly valued.
• You have an interest in competition economics and a good knowledge of theoretical and/or empirical microeconomics and industrial organisation.
• You can draft and communicate effectively in English. A good knowledge of other languages is also an asset to our team since we handle cases in many jurisdictions.
• You can write simple codes in Stata and/or R that are self-explanatory and easy to follow.
• You have a positive can-do attitude and you are willing to actively engage with your colleagues.

As part of a “human scale” team, you will have the opportunity to make a significant difference in our casework from day one. As an analyst, you will be involved in a variety of tasks to make a real contribution to solving our clients’ challenges.

Your responsibilities will include:

• Reviewing relevant case-specific literature;
• Drawing conclusions from literature reviews and case law reviews;
• Carrying out data cleanup and preparation;
• Conducting economic and econometric analyses;
• Presenting your findings through data visualisation;
• Drafting of client reports;
• Supporting and supervising interns;
• Participating in internal and external development projects such as contributing to opinion pieces, conferences and workshops.

• A unique opportunity to work with top international law firms, government bodies and academics on the most interesting cases.
• The opportunity to work with leading competition experts with experience in handling stimulating and intellectually challenging casework from a wide range of practice areas.
• Challenging tasks that make a real contribution to competition cases and policy debates.
• The opportunity to work in an international team, with a broad range of backgrounds and experience.
• A supportive, collaborative and inclusive team encouraging your valuable participation.
• Being part of a young, motivated and inclusive team that prides itself on approaching cases with precision, creativity and know-how.
• A cheerful workplace based on respect, kindness and positive leadership.
• Opportunities to participate in training programmes, conferences and competition workshops.
• An attractive remuneration and a broad package of additional benefits.