FAQs
What is the application deadline for the 2025 Graduate Economic Analyst position?
The application deadline is the end of January 2025, but applicants are encouraged to apply early as the position may close before the deadline if it has been filled.
What academic qualifications are required for this role?
Applicants must have obtained a 2:1 Bachelor’s degree in Economics (or equivalent), a Master's in Economics with an Economics focus, and a PhD in a relevant economics-focused topic or substantial relevant previous experience.
Are there opportunities for training and development?
Yes, new analysts will attend a comprehensive induction week, weekly training sessions for the first six weeks, and will continue to have regular seminars, internal training, and mentoring throughout the program.
Is fluency in multiple languages required?
Yes, applicants must be fluent in both Spanish and English.
How does Frontier Economics support diversity and inclusion?
Frontier Economics is committed to promoting diversity and inclusion in all its forms and aims to create an inclusive atmosphere where everyone has an equal chance to join and progress in their careers.
Can I apply to multiple offices at once?
You should submit only one application to your preferred office, but you can still select other offices of interest on the application form.
Will I have a mentor during the analyst program?
Yes, throughout the second year of the program, you will receive guidance and support from an experienced mentor and a graduate ‘buddy’.
What kind of work will I be doing in this role?
As an analyst, you will be working on technical or theoretical analysis, collaborating on client projects, contributing to reports, applying economic frameworks, and presenting findings, among other responsibilities.
Where will the analyst roles typically commence?
Analyst roles will typically commence in September and October 2025.
Is remote work an option for this position?
Yes, we do support remote work but in a hybrid format.