Teams at Frontier Economics

Five- to six-month economic consulting internship supporting real client projects. Responsibilities include applying economic frameworks, analyzing data with Excel and potentially R, researching markets, testing assumptions, explaining findings, contributing to reports and presentations, and collaborating across teams. Interns receive mentoring while developing analytical, communication, problem-solving, and consulting skills. The role may provide a pathway to a permanent Analyst position.

Graduate Economic Analysts apply economic theory, empirical methods, advanced analysis, complex data, and models to real-world client problems. They define ambiguous questions, assess evidence, develop defensible conclusions, communicate findings clearly, manage workstreams, and collaborate across teams. The role includes structured training, mentoring, client exposure, and increasing responsibility. Candidates need a PhD in an economics-focused discipline or equivalent experience, strong economics knowledge, analytical skills, fluency in the relevant office language, and proficiency with Excel and tools such as R.

Short-term economic consulting internship involving economic analysis, research, data and evidence review, Excel-based analysis, report and presentation preparation, and collaborative client-project work. Interns receive guidance, mentoring, and training while applying academic economics to real-world questions. The role is intended for second-year or later undergraduate students in economics or a related field, with an interest in microeconomics, logical problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and responsible use of technology.