Economic Analyst

Our client is a global economic advisory firm that partners with leading legal teams on complex disputes and regulatory matters. Operating across multiple international markets, the firm provides rigorous quantitative analysis and strategic insight to support cases that are often high-value, data-intensive, and time-critical.

The organisation is known for its intellectually demanding work, strong analytical standards, and collaborative culture, offering economists the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to live cases rather than operating in a purely supporting capacity.

Role

An opportunity has arisen for an Economic Analyst to join a growing remote team working across a broad range of contentious matters. The role sits at the core of case delivery and offers exposure to multiple areas of applied economics, including competition, labour and employment, transactions, and damages assessment.

This position is well suited to someone who enjoys problem-solving with data, thrives under deadlines, and is motivated by seeing their analysis directly influence expert opinions and legal outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver economic and statistical analysis to support expert opinions and litigation strategy
• Process, validate, and analyse complex datasets using statistical and econometric tools
• Design and maintain financial and damages models with clear audit trails
• Translate quantitative findings into clear tables, charts, and written explanations
• Conduct independent data sourcing from public and third-party sources
• Review case materials and maintain organised, well-documented workstreams
• Assist with the preparation of expert reports, exhibits, and supporting materials
• Apply rigorous quality assurance to ensure accuracy, consistency, and defensibility
• Manage multiple workstreams simultaneously while meeting strict deadlines
  

Key Skills

• Undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Economics or a closely related subject
• Strong quantitative aptitude with experience handling large or imperfect datasets
• Advanced spreadsheet modelling skills
• Working knowledge of statistical programming tools (e.g. Stata, SAS or similar)
• Ability to apply economic and statistical concepts in practical, real-world contexts
• Clear and professional written communication skills
• High level of attention to detail and commitment to analytical integrity
• Comfortable working autonomously while contributing within a team environment
• Ability to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven setting

Benefits

• Competitive base salary with performance-linked bonus
• Comprehensive benefits package including healthcare and insurance
• Retirement savings plan with employer contribution
• Flexible working arrangements with a remote-first model
• Exposure to complex, high-profile economic disputes
• A steep learning curve and strong development pathway in litigation economics

This role offers an excellent platform for an early-career economist seeking hands-on exposure to applied economic analysis within a litigation and advisory setting, with clear opportunities for skill development and progression.