Introduction Mandala is one of Australia's most exciting and impactful economics, policy and strategy consulting firms. We apply strategy consulting methods and distinctive datasets to complex questions of economics, public policy and regulation. Mandala's senior leaders bring experience from leading strategy and economics consulting firms, the offices of Prime Ministers and senior government officials, and academia. Our team comprises high-calibre professionals with strong analytical and interpersonal skills, working across our offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra to serve clients throughout Australia and around the world. We already count some of the world's most significant commercial enterprises among our clients, alongside Australian federal and state governments, major not-for-profits, and leading technology firms and start-ups. We help our clients navigate complex regulatory and commercial questions, develop evidence-based policy solutions, drive meaningful social outcomes, and contribute to a more sustainable future. Description As a Graduate Analyst, you will contribute to a range of client projects through economic research, data analysis and the development of policy recommendations. This is an excellent opportunity for a recent graduate with a strong interest in economics and public policy to apply their academic knowledge in a professional consulting environment. Skills And Experiences A recent graduate (or expected graduate) with a degree in Economics, Finance, Political Science, or a related field. Strong quantitative and analytical skills with proficiency in Excel, and familiarity with econometric modeling tools (e.g., Stata, R, or Python is a plus). Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex ideas clearly. Strong attention to detail, and ability to work with large datasets and extract meaningful insights. A passion for economics, policy analysis, and problem-solving. Ability to work independently and as part of a team, with a proactive and flexible approach to tasks. Knowledge of current global economic trends and public policy issues is desirable, but not essential.
