• You’ll present your own analysis to clients from the start.
• The business is growing (typically 30% a year), so there’s real room to progress.
• You’ll be close to senior strategists, learning how strong recommendations get built.
• Hybrid working from a London studio.

The client is an independent strategy studio, founded ten years ago and now PE-backed. They help well-known consumer brands work out where their next growth will come from. That means segmentation, demand spaces and market data, used to back strategic recommendations. The team is small, sharp and quick to give people responsibility.

• Working across survey, sales and search data to answer real business questions.
• Getting past the obvious finding to what it means for the client’s business.
• Running parts of projects yourself, from planning the analysis to getting outputs out on time.
• Presenting findings at client debriefs.
• Working with the team that built the method, and adding your own ideas to it.

You’ve spent a couple of years at an insight-led strategy consultancy, or in junior management consulting. When a question lands on your desk, your first thought is where you’d find the answer in the data. You’re just as comfortable explaining that answer to a client in plain English.

You take ownership. Give you part of a project and you’ll run it without being chased. You’re curious, you like being stretched, and you’d rather be trusted with too much than too little.

It’s probably not for you if you prefer pure research reporting, want a strictly defined job, or would rather stay away from clients.