Industrial Consulting Analyst

About the Role

The Industrial Consulting Analyst provides analytical support, research, data modeling, report writing, and develops data manipulation and visualization tools. The analyst works closely with senior team members throughout the consulting process, assembling data using quantitative methods to analyze performance, identify problems, and develop recommendations. Results are communicated through reports and visualizations to support client and team goals. Key duties include interpreting and organizing real‑estate, financial, supply‑chain, demographic and other data into narratives for client presentations. The analyst utilizes Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, PowerBI and other visualization tools to demonstrate recommended strategies. Additional responsibilities involve supporting ad‑hoc operational projects, building data modeling tools, attending client presentations, fostering client relationships, and assisting in the research and development of white papers and industry reports. • Provide analytical support, data modeling, report writing, and develop visualization tools. • Collaborate with senior team members throughout consulting projects. • Analyze quantitative and qualitative data to identify problems and recommend solutions. • Create client presentation materials using PowerPoint, Excel, PowerBI, and similar tools. • Build data modeling and visualization tools for improved data interpretation. • Support ad‑hoc operational projects and attend client presentations. • Develop and maintain client relationships and assist in research for white papers and industry reports. • Manage multiple priorities, work independently or within large teams, both in‑office and remotely.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸data modeling
• ▸data visualization
• ▸report writing
• ▸client presentations
• ▸ad‑hoc projects
• ▸client relationships

What You Bring

Candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in business, consulting, accounting, finance, economic development, supply chain or a related field, with 4–6 years of preferred experience. Required skills include strong economic, financial and quantitative problem‑solving abilities, proficiency with data‑visualization platforms such as Lightcast, Alteryx, ESRI and PowerBI, and expert use of the Microsoft Office suite. Excellent oral and written communication, time‑management, analytical, leadership and relationship‑building capabilities are essential, as is the ability to balance multiple priorities and work both independently and within large teams, in‑office or remotely. • Hold a bachelor's degree in a related field with 4–6 years of relevant experience. • Demonstrate strong economic, financial, and quantitative problem‑solving skills. • Proficient with data‑visualization platforms (Lightcast, Alteryx, ESRI, PowerBI) and Microsoft Office suite. • Exhibit excellent oral and written communication, presentation, and interpersonal abilities.

Requirements

• ▸bachelor's
• ▸4-6 years
• ▸problem solving
• ▸alteryx
• ▸powerbi
• ▸microsoft office

Benefits

Cushman & Wakefield offers a comprehensive benefits package that typically includes health, vision, dental insurance, flexible spending and health‑savings accounts, retirement savings plans, life and disability coverage, and paid and unpaid time off. Compensation is competitive, ranging from $80,750 to $95,000, and varies based on geographic location, experience, and other eligibility factors, with adherence to minimum‑wage standards. • Benefit package includes health, vision, dental insurance, flexible spending accounts, retirement plans, life and disability coverage, and paid/unpaid time off. • Competitive salary ranging from $80,750 to $95,000, adjusted for location, experience, and other factors.

Work Environment

Office Full-Time