Research Analyst

Values Inclusive – we succeed together Trusting – we choose to trust each other Customer committed – we put customers at the heart of our decisions Future Focused – we accelerate change Curious – we turn knowledge into action Role Purpose We monitor key events and conduct research to produce thought-provoking reports, data models, and presentations. Overview From asset valuation to corporate reports, from market supply-demand research to price-forecasting, and from the regional to the global, our analysis helps shape our customers' commercial strategies. We also support bespoke consulting projects, diving deeper into our data to answer unique questions. We help our Sales team retain and win new business by spending time with customers and answering questions that matter to them. We work closely with colleagues in our Data and Product functions to maintain the quality of our published data and to deliver content via our (incomplete) platform. Through carrying out primary research, responding to customer questions, and presenting to industry stakeholders, you will build relationships and a network of contacts at key operators, national bodies, and other relevant institutions. Over time you will gain specialist knowledge and develop the skills you require to progress your career at Wood Mackenzie. Main Responsibilities As a member of our Metals and Mining team, you will contribute to our asset / cost research. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to our industry-leading analysis of copper mining assets globally, supporting clients with critical insights into cost structures, emissions, ESG performance, and valuation metrics. We are seeking a motivated and analytically driven Research Analyst to join our Copper Assets Team within the Metals & Mining research group. Your application should showcase your enthusiasm for the sectors we cover and demonstrate your ability in the following areas, which we require daily at Wood Mackenzie. Provide market-leading research using data / intelligence and form opinions for and tell stories to our customers. Work with colleagues across the Wood Mackenzie business to deliver a compelling, integrated view of the commodities sector to customers through our cutting-edge products. Be as comfortable working collaboratively as you are independently with excellent interpersonal skills. Proactively connect with our customers and contacts in the industries we serve, adding value and promoting the Wood Mackenzie brand. Become an industry expert, with intellectual curiosity, passion, and excellent presentation skills. We need people with natural curiosity with the potential to become experts in their field and with the ability to articulate – both verbally and in writing – clear, insightful analysis. Preferred Skills & Experience A degree in mining engineering, geology, economics, environmental science, or a related discipline. 2–6 years of relevant experience in the mining industry, consulting, or market analysis, ideally with exposure to copper or other base metals. Strong quantitative and qualitative research skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English; additional languages are a plus. The ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, global environment. A proactive and adaptable mindset, with a willingness to contribute to a variety of tasks and projects. You will have relevant experience, skills or knowledge that you can apply to the role, allowing you to contribute to our research from day one. Expectations Growth mindset - taking the initiative to learn new skills, seeking out feedback and actively applying what has been learned in the workplace. Change agility - maintaining high performance through disruption and change. Hybrid working company and the successful applicant will be expected to be physically present in the office at least 2 days per week to foster and contribute to a collaborative environment. This is a full-time role. This is subject to change per company policy. #J-18808-Ljbffr