Intern (m/f/d) - Competition Economics (E.CA)

Kurz zusammengefasst

E.CA Economics, part of the BRG network, runs a Berlin‑based Antitrust Competition practice that blends deep competition‑economics expertise with the firm's broader resources and cross‑border collaboration. The team works closely with colleagues in London, Brussels and Munich, serving clients on complex competition matters while offering a supportive environment for economists at any career stage. The internship is a short‑term placement of four to six months in the Berlin office, aimed at advanced economics students or recent graduates who have already been exposed to economic consulting or a related discipline. Interns will assist on live cases by gathering literature, extracting data from multiple sources, and carrying out both quantitative and qualitative analyses. They will work side‑by‑side with senior economists, helping to shape project outcomes and preparing clear documentation and presentation materials for the case teams. Candidates should be enrolled in, or have recently completed, a Bachelor's or Master's programme in Economics. Prior hands‑on experience in competition economics is expected, as is familiarity with statistical tools such as Stata, R or Python. The role demands strong analytical thinking, problem‑solving ability and the capacity to communicate findings effectively in English. German language skills at a native level are highly valued, though not mandatory. Applicants must also hold a valid work permit for Germany. The position offers exposure to high‑impact projects within a multidisciplinary firm that values agility, connectivity and equal opportunity. Interns will benefit from close mentorship, the chance to contribute to real‑world cases and the possibility of future opportunities within the broader BRG organisation. The Berlin location provides a vibrant professional setting with easy access to the wider European network. What the role asks for: - Enrolled advanced Bachelor's or Master's in Economics - Recent graduate in Economics - Prior experience in competition economics - Proficiency in Stata, R or Python - Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills - Excellent command of English - German native‑level proficiency (nice‑to‑have) - Valid work permit for Germany