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Summer Analyst - Cornerstone Research
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Summer Analyst Program
Job Location
Not specified
Job Overview
The Summer Analyst Program at Cornerstone Research is an eight-week internship experience designed for college/university students between their junior and senior years. This program provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of economic consulting and the culture of Cornerstone Research. No prior familiarity with the industry is required.
Compensation
Not specified
Responsibilities
- Work on case teams, alongside faculty experts, senior consultants, and analysts
- Contribute to all phases of a project, from developing case strategy to conducting analyses and preparing experts for testimony
Requirements
- Develop financial and economic models
- Work with and clean large datasets
- Examine market and industry behavior
- Conduct research using academic articles and relevant literature
- Review written reports for accuracy
- Present findings to colleagues, clients, and their counsel
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Career Paths
People who completed this type of internship end up in the following types of jobs
- Social Science Research Assistants
- Financial And Investment Analysts
- Market Research Analysts And Marketing Specialists
- Fundraisers
- Management Analysts
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People who did this kind of internship end up at the following companies
- Deloitte
- US Congress
- US Department Of State
- Microsoft
- PwC
Typical benefits offered for paid internships
(National average offered by employers)
Estimated Monthly Living Expenses
For Chicago, IL | $4,214/mo
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