Frontier Economics seeks consultants for speculative applications in various practices. Candidates should be experienced economists with skills in analysis, client relationships, communication, and project management. A Bachelor's and Master's in economics or a quantitative field are required. The role emphasizes real-world application of economic theories and relationship building with clients.

As a Manager at Frontier Economics, you will lead competition-related projects, develop client relationships, manage resources, and provide thought leadership. You are responsible for sustaining the success of the firm while mentoring and supporting colleagues. You will apply microeconomic tools to address policy and business issues, ensuring high-quality advice and fostering a positive work environment.

As a Graduate Economic Analyst, you will deliver accurate analysis, contribute to reports and presentations, work in a team, and develop skills in Excel, R, and Stata. You will receive guidance from experienced mentors and have opportunities for training and collaboration across EMEA offices.

Interns at Frontier Economics will analyze economic frameworks, write reports, and develop their skills in Excel and Stata. They will work in teams under the guidance of experienced consultants, contributing to projects and managing their time effectively to meet deadlines.

As a 2025 Graduate Economic Analyst at Frontier Economics, you will be involved in producing technical analyses and contributing to client reports with guidance from experienced economists. You will enhance your skills in data analysis and econometric modelling, collaborate in teams, manage projects, and participate in training and mentorship throughout your second year in the programme.