Research Analyst (Economics and Finance) - July 2027

Research Analyst (Economics and Finance) - July 2027 New York, New York, United States Please submit your application by September 14, 2026. Our secondary deadline is October 12, 2026. We strongly recommend applying by September 14, 2026 to be considered for the Analyst role. Please note that we will not begin actively contacting candidates for interviews until September 28, 2026. The Brattle Group is looking for Research Analysts (RAs) to work out of our New York office. ABOUT THE BRATTLE GROUP AND ECONOMIC CONSULTING The Brattle Group is a leading global economic and litigation consulting firm. We provide expert analysis and testimony in legal disputes, regulatory proceedings, and business strategy. Our teams apply economic, financial, and analytical expertise to solve complex problems and provide strategic insights for our clients. At The Brattle Group, we bridge the gap between economic theory and real-world application, helping clients make informed decisions in areas such as corporate finance, energy, competition, and regulatory economics. WHAT IS ECONOMIC CONSULTING? Economic consulting involves using economic and finance theories, quantitative methods, and data analysis to address legal and business challenges. Consultants work on high-stakes projects, providing expert testimony and strategic advice to law firms, corporations, and government agencies. Our work influences major decisions and outcomes in legal cases and business strategies worldwide. RESEARCH ANALYST ROLE As a Research Analyst (RA) at The Brattle Group, you will be integral to our project teams, collaborating with senior consultants and experts. Your responsibilities will include: Quantitative Models and Solutions: You'll build economic, financial, and operational models using Excel (e.g. valuation models, estimating cost of capital). You may also create innovative data-based solutions for clients using programming languages, such as R, Python, Stata, SAS, and VBA (e.g. conducting statistical and econometric analysis). Qualitative Research and Literature Review: You'll conduct comprehensive research, including market analysis, literature reviews, document examination, and writing memos to provide insights and support expert reports. Supporting Expert Witnesses: You'll assist in preparing expert reports and presentations, helping our experts present complex economic and financial concepts clearly in legal and regulatory contexts. Collaborating with Team Members: Effective communication and teamwork are critical. You'll work closely with colleagues at all levels, contributing to the development of robust and innovative solutions for our clients. TYPICAL CASES IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION In the International Arbitration practice, you will work on cases such as: Breach of Contract Disputes: Analyzing economic impacts and calculating damages resulting from breaches in international contracts. Commercial Disputes: Evaluating financial transactions, market conditions, and the economic consequences of business decisions in cross-border commercial conflicts. Investment Treaty Arbitrations: Assessing the economic value of investments and the financial impacts of regulatory changes or expropriation. RA CAREER DEVELOPMENT At The Brattle Group, your career growth is a priority. As an RA, you will gain valuable skills in applied economics and finance. You'll discover your strengths and interests, and how to best apply your skills. You will be paired with a peer-level colleague and a manager-level career advisor to help you make the most of your time at Brattle. By the end of your first year, you will have learned to conduct basic research, build spreadsheets and models, present research findings clearly and concisely. You will have also gained experience and aptitude across industries. THE CANDIDATE The ideal candidate will possess: An undergraduate degree in a quantitative discipline (e.g. economics, business, finance, mathematics), with strong academic performance. Successful applicants typically have a GPA of 3.7 or higher (based on a 4.0 scale). Great teamwork and leadership skills. Our project work is done almost exclusively on teams, so it's critical that our RAs work well with others. Intellectual curiosity and creativity. We are looking for candidates who consistently want to learn more and approach problems with creativity. A high degree of ownership and commitment. Successful RAs are committed to delivering their best work product, taking ownership of their work, and engaging in excellent client services. General finance knowledge , familiarity with financial concepts and interest in learning more. Additionally, we look for candidates who: Have completed a significant, self-defined project using quantitative analysis and economic principles. Can apply quantitative analysis and economic thinking to real-world cases during the interview process. Brattle offers a competitive benefits package, base salary, and bonus program for eligible roles based on individual and firm performance. The anticipated base gross annual salary for this position in New York is $97,908. Brattle will provide H-1B, E3 and TN visa support to full-time candidates who require visa support. Full-time candidates requiring visa support must have or anticipate having a STEM degree upon graduation and must be eligible for at least 36 months of work authorization. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY The Brattle Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 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