Secretariat
Senior Associate, Antitrust
Washington, District of Columbia, United States · Senior
Work authorization requiredDetected 27 days ago
PythonData AnalysisAccountingExcelM&ASASSTATAResearchCommunicationProblem SolvingPublic SpeakingMicrosoft Office
About the role
- Chart Your Journey at Secretariat From a collaborative culture to teammates who will always be by your side, find a career that will grow with you.
- ABOUT THE FIRM Secretariat professionals are trusted in the highest-stakes legal, risk, and regulatory matters around the world.
Responsibilities
- Building quantitative models using financial and/or data applications
- Prospective candidates must possess a strong academic record, excellent analytical and quantitative skills, the ability to work effectively in teams, remarkable communication skills, creativity, and drive to succeed.
- Deliver your impact at Secretariat.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in economics, finance, mathematics, or related field
- 2-4 years of experience in a similar role either in a consulting firm, accounting firm or corporate advisory role
- Experience in Stata, Python, or R
- Experience analyzing data and information to extract insights
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively
- And our track record of outstanding performance across all of our disciplines speaks for itself.
Skills
- Secretariat professionals are trusted in the highest-stakes legal, risk, and regulatory matters around the world.
- Our globally integrated teams are united by the ambition, energy, and commitment they bring to every challenge.
- Make your impact at Secretariat.
Company info
- We are currently seeking Senior Associates to join our growing team of economists, statisticians, accountants, and financial analysts.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Authorized to work in the US with no need for sponsorship in the future
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