Supports consulting engagements by gathering and analyzing data, conducting market and primary research, extracting key insights, and helping develop presentations and reports. Participates in client meetings, workshops, and interviews while contributing to internal office organization. The role requires strong academic performance, business acumen, problem-solving, communication skills, teamwork, and willingness to travel across Southeast Asia and beyond.
Overview
As Business Analyst at Arthur D. Little you will work on well-defined sub-tasks of the assignment with the close support and guidance of your case manager.
ResponsibilitiesThe Business Analyst’s role includes:
- Gathering facts and analyzing data from various sources
- Extracting key messages from your research in a clear and concise way
- Assisting the team in building presentations and reports
- Providing input in client meetings regarding own work
- Interact with customers during workshops and interviews
Next to that, you will also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of the office by taking on a role in the internal office organization.
Qualifications- Undergraduate or graduate degree with outstanding academic achievement from top-tier universities
- Experience in devising and implementing business strategies involving quantitative analysis, market research and performing primary & secondary research
- Exceptional problem-solving skills, broad industry knowledge and sharp business acumen
- Entrepreneurial, proactive and team-oriented
- Excellent communication skills in English. Proficiency in another ASEAN language is an advantage such as Thai, Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian (Bahasa) and Filipino (Tagalog)
- Willingness to travel within Southeast Asia and beyond for team and client meetings
We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Arthur D. Little Singapore, Singapore, SGP Office
1 Raffles Place, Singapore, Singapore, 048616
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