Economist (R-18042)

Job Description

Why We Work at Dun & Bradstreet Dun & Bradstreet unlocks the power of data through analytics, creating a better tomorrow. Each day, we are finding new ways to strengthen our award-winning culture and accelerate creativity, innovation and growth. Our 6,000+ global team members are passionate about what we do. We are dedicated to helping clients turn uncertainty into confidence, risk into opportunity and potential into prosperity. Bold and diverse thinkers are always welcome. Come join us! Learn more at dnb.com/careers . Designation - Analyst Business Unit - Country Insights Group Location - Turbhe, Navi Mumbai Key Responsibilities: Conduct in-depth data analysis with expertise in input-output models, cost-benefit analysis, and bespoke scenario projections. Develop and construct economic and social impact assessment models for companies, sectors, and projects. Develop insightful whitepapers at the intersection of economics and business, translating complex data and trends into compelling narratives that inform strategic decision-making and support thought leadership initiatives. Produce high quality, client-ready reports, and presentation decks. Contribute creatively and constructively to new project proposals and ideas, as well as proactively seeking and developing new business opportunities. Effective communication with clients on behalf of the company to understand their needs and communicating complex economic reasoning and explaining our analytical findings. Key Requirements: 2-4 years of experience in economic consultancy or research. Strong academic education with a master s degree in economics or MBA. Strong secondary research skills, with the ability to gather, analyze, and synthesize information from credible sources such as government publications, industry reports, academic journals, and news databases. Strong familiarity with input-output modelling. Advanced working knowledge of MS Excel, and data visualization tools such as MS Power BI and Tableau. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to explain economic concepts and quantitative results, to non-specialists.