Research Analyst

About Miller Research

Miller Research is a dynamic public policy consultancy delivering the highest quality research, evaluation and consultancy services for a wide variety of clients including governments, universities, health bodies, local authorities and membership bodies.

A significant proportion of our work is currently in Wales, but this does not limit our vision or scope. We are proud to be an approved B Corp and take an active role in engaging with our peers.

We are looking for a research analyst to become part of our energetic, talented and socially responsible team working across a range of topics including education, health and social care, low carbon and climate resilience, agriculture, social policy and food issues.

We work predominately remotely, and have team members in several locations, along with offices based on an organic farm just outside the market town of Abergavenny. We regularly meet up in work spaces in cities across the UK as being part of a team is important to us. We have been employee owned since 2023.

More details of our work can be found at

As a Research Analyst, from day one you will be a core member of the team, working on live projects and helping to deliver outcome-focused research and evaluation for our clients. You will be a self-motivated individual and expected to complete all outputs to a high standard. Whilst we welcome applicants from all disciplines, we are especially looking for an interest in any of the areas of education, sustainability and circular economy, social policy, evaluation and theory of change.

Key responsibilities will be:

• Policy analysis

Our scheme provides the opportunity to work across a range of sectors and further develop your skills through applied research. You will be assigned a mentor from the Miller Research team, who will provide on‑going support and advice on a day‑to‑day basis.

This position has a probationary period of six months, after which (if successful) your position will be confirmed, and you will continue progression within Miller Research.

• A nine‑day fortnight.
• Generous holiday entitlement including paid office closure between Christmas and New Years (in addition to your annual leave)
• Profit share through employee ownership
• Opportunity to be involved in our annual ideas festival
• Internal mentoring and wellbeing support
• Development and training opportunities
• Remote or hybrid working options
• Cycle to work scheme

• A background or interest in education, or decarbonisation sectors
• Master’s degree, ideally in a research‑oriented subject (or relevant experience)
• An understanding of key Welsh and UK Government policies
• Experience in primary research methods
• A background or interest in social research and change
• Knowledge of quantitative analysis and statistics
• Preferred:
  Fluency in the Welsh language

A full UK driving licence is also preferred but not essential.

Miller Research is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where diversity is celebrated, and every voice is valued. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds.