Candidate Profiles
Analyst
“The Analyst experience”
Libby Mishkin | Senior Analyst
Tufts University, B.A.
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“Why I came to Cornerstone Research”
Jackie Klein | Research Associate
University of Michigan, B.S.
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“Growing responsibility in the Analyst position”
Nathan Reid | Senior Analyst
University of Michigan, B.A. |
“Analyst candidates”
Eric Tam | Manager
Stanford University, M.S. and B.A. |
Cornerstone Research seeks well-rounded, enthusiastic individuals who have demonstrated excellent academic performance in challenging undergraduate programs. We encourage candidates with strong analytical backgrounds, computer skills, communication skills, and an interest in business and economics to apply.
Summer Analyst
“The Summer Analyst experience”
Heidi Liu | Analyst
Harvard University, A.B. |
“The Summer Analyst experience”
Todd Stamp | Senior Analyst
Duke University, B.S. |
As an introduction to the analyst position, Cornerstone Research hires a small number of summer analysts for ten to twelve weeks, generally during the year prior to graduation. The summer analyst role and qualifications closely mirror those of the analyst position. Many summer analysts choose to join Cornerstone Research after graduation.
Start Your Career with Cornerstone Research
“The Analyst experience”
Samantha Ray | Analyst
Wellesley College, B.A. |
“Why I came to Cornerstone Research”
Elise Fishelson | Analyst
Brown University, B.A. |
From the start analysts play a central role on client engagements and on important firmwide initiatives. Analysts work on case teams that vary in size but typically include an academic or industry expert, senior consultants, and other analysts. Within case teams analysts make important contributions during all phases of a project, from developing case strategy, to conducting analyses submitted to the court, to preparing experts for testimony.