Quantitative Research Analyst
The Quantitative Research Analyst ensures the accuracy and quality of quantitative research by overseeing survey programming, data processing, and reporting outputs.
Founded in 1972, Euromonitor International is the world's leading provider of global business intelligence and strategic market analysis. Our network of analysts and researchers delivers trusted insights to help clients understand industries, competitors, consumers, and growth opportunities across more than 100 countries.
We are seeking experienced freelance Report Writers to support the production of high-quality, client-ready market research reports. This role is ideal for professionals who can transform complex information from multiple sources into clear, structured, insightful business analysis.
We welcome applications from individuals with backgrounds in market research, business journalism, financial and equity research, consulting, industry analysis, and IPO/prospectus preparation.
Successful candidates will work on a project basis and may have opportunities for ongoing collaboration based on performance and business needs.
Requirements
We are especially interested in candidates who can take fragmented information from multiple sources and develop a coherent story that answers critical business questions such as:
Strong candidates will demonstrate both analytical rigor and exceptional storytelling ability.
The Quantitative Research Analyst ensures the accuracy and quality of quantitative research by overseeing survey programming, data processing, and reporting outputs.
The Market Research Analyst is responsible for ensuring the accuracy and quality of quantitative research through survey programming, data processing, and reporting support.
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