Join our dynamic Economic Advisory (EA) team at Deloitte as an Assistant Manager. This role is for sharp minds passionate about Economics and/or Econometrics, ready to make an impact in a cross-sectoral growth strategy.

The EA team operates at the forefront of Telecommunications, Media and Technology (TMT), Financial Services, Energy and Infrastructure, and Public Policy. We deliver real value through expertise in economics of strategy and policy, impact assessment, economic regulation, cost and revenue modelling, pricing, incentives, and competition. We combine technical skills with Deloitte's financial, strategic, and industry knowledge to offer unique solutions.

This position involves working on international assignments with cross-border and cross-service line teams, offering opportunities to build your global network and understand international standards. Deloitte also supports an active international secondment program for career and personal development.

As an Assistant Manager in the CFA Economic Advisory team, you will cultivate strong working relationships with colleagues and clients, consistently aiming to exceed expectations.

You will collaborate closely with Deloitte Member firms, particularly in the UK, Europe, and the Middle East, to support and manage diverse economic and policy assignments for both private and public sector clients. Your work will blend qualitative and quantitative analysis, applying established economic principles and methodologies.

Key responsibilities include building and nurturing client relationships, managing assignments involving economic and policy issues, and conducting a mix of qualitative and quantitative analysis.

We seek experienced professionals with a proven track record as an economist, statistician, or mathematician, or in a related discipline, gained within government, regulatory bodies, industry, or consultancy.

Essential skills include prior experience in econometric, statistical, and quantitative analysis using tools like MS Excel, R, Python, or Stata. You should also have experience applying economic theory to public policy development and evaluation, with proficiency in areas such as economic impact assessment, CGE modeling, cost-benefit analysis, regulation, competition, or financial analysis.

Key requirements include 2+ years of relevant experience or post-graduate qualifications in Economics, Econometrics, or Statistics. Excellent verbal and written communication, strong report writing, and presentation skills are vital. Candidates should be adept at designing, building, testing, and validating models using various quantitative techniques and possess a strong desire to apply analytical and economic skills to real-world challenges. This role operates in a hybrid work environment with minimal extensive travel.