NERA Associate Analyst​/Analyst - Energy & Natural Resources

Job Overview

Examples of our work include evaluating climate change and energy policies; assessing economic impacts of government policies and regulations on markets, businesses, and assets; designing auctions and simulating competition; developing pricing systems for transport infrastructure; and preparing expert reports on economic and finance issues in litigation and international arbitration.

• Apply technical skills and knowledge gained during graduate studies to regulated industries across various jurisdictions.
• Perform and develop cutting‑edge economic analysis on complex real‑life issues.
• Write research reports and prepare client presentations for senior staff and clients.
• Influence project strategy through the preparation and presentation of oral and written submissions.
• Collaborate with in‑house experts and outside academics.
• Develop and strengthen project and people management skills.
• Develop and deliver internal training sessions.

• Hold a BA/BSc and a Master’s or PhD in Economics with an exceptional academic record.
• Specialisms such as microeconomics, industrial organization, econometrics, and finance are of particular interest.
• Comfortable working with Excel, Stata, R, Python, or other quantitative software platforms.
• Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking skills.
• Excellent written and spoken communication skills in English; fluency in another language is desirable but not essential.
• Ability to work effectively both individually and in teams.
• Ready to work in London and Berlin/Frankfurt.

• Competitive salary and extensive benefits package, including a defined contribution pension and health insurance.
• Support for professional development through high‑quality training.
• Buddy program to aid integration and support throughout the firm.
• Hybrid working model combining remote flexibility with in‑office collaboration.
• Possible travel opportunities.