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Plant-A Insights Group is a New York based business and data intelligence startup with an experienced and international team of technology entrepreneurs, top notch data scientists, machine learning experts, and market research professionals. Beyond that, we are supported by an outstanding and accomplished advisory team. Our teams are located in New York, London, Hamburg and Mumbai. We believe in giving businesses and consumers guidance through facts, insights and superior technology. Plant-A Insights Group’s mission is to become the leading resource of business insights for a variety of industries and an incubator of superior technology solutions in collaboration with strong media brands. Plant-A Insights Group is producing business and industry rankings in collaboration with some of the most prestigious media brands such as NEWSWEEK and other tier one media brands. Plant-A and Newsweek just launched the project Americas Greatest Workplaces for Diversity.Who We Need:We are looking for a strategy consultant to support our growing team.IMPORTANT: ONLY APPLY IF YOU HAVE A MANAGEMENT CONSULTING BACKGROUND!ProfileMin. 3 years experienced working for a top strategy consulting firm (McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Roland Berger) Strong analytical and communication skillsExceptional attention to detail, as well as hands-on mentalityExpert knowledge of MS-Office (Excel, PowerPoint), especially ExcelEntrepreneurial mindset and the ability to achieve goals in a dynamic environmentMarket research / data science experience is a plusMaster or PhD degree from a top universityResponsibilitiesDesign, development, implementation and controlling of business development strategiesPreparation of analysis, reports and presentations for the Management BoardBenchmarking and market analysisDevelopment and continuous improvement of corporate processesWhat we offerIntegration in a highly qualified, successful and ambitious teamGrowth and development possibilities: space to develop initiatives with increasing responsibilitiesInternational Startup feeling Flat hierarchies and direct communication