Senior Associate (European Competition practice)

• First degree in economics and a PhD/DPhil in economics from a well-regarded institution with a strong foundation in microeconomics, preferably with a specialism with large data sets (empirical PhDs) or Industrial Organisation and/or statistics/econometrics), plus up to 3 years of relevant work experience. Non-PhD applicants should have strong academic achievement in a Master's program, plus 5-7 years' relevant work experience; • Professional work experience in consulting, business, or with a competition authority strongly preferred; • Demonstrated understanding of economic concepts, competition/regulatory authorities, competition policy and quantitative and qualitative analysis methods; • Exceptional written and oral communication skills; • Demonstrated high level of initiative and leadership; • Strong teamwork and collaboration capabilities; • Excellent time management and task prioritisation skills.