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Niche socio-economic specialization reduces applicant density, but metro location and junior consulting appeal increase competition.
Requires sector- and regulation-specific socio-economic assessment experience, limiting cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 1–2 years plus required EIA/ESIA and socio-economic assessment experience raises filtering strictness.
Deliver high-quality socio-economic baseline chapters, impact assessments, and mitigation frameworks for major infrastructure, energy, mining, and transition projects compliant with UK/Irish EIA regimes and international standards.
Support economic appraisal, quantify jobs and GVA effects, and analyze social value to strengthen client business cases and secure project consents.
Collaborate with regional consultants and multidisciplinary teams across global CPD projects to integrate socio-economic and stakeholder engagement inputs and produce clear technical and non-technical reports.
Bachelor's degree in economics, human geography, sociology, planning, public policy, development studies, or closely related social science discipline; master's degree desirable.
1–2 years of relevant consulting, research, policy or related experience including socio-economic analysis, impact assessment or economic appraisal.
Working understanding of UK/Irish EIA and consenting regimes (e.g. DCO, Section 36, TCPA) and/or international frameworks such as IFC Performance Standards and Equator Principles.
Familiarity with socio-economic assessment tools and datasets (e.g., Nomis, ONS/NRS/NISRA/CSO, Welsh IMD) and quantitative analysis skills including Excel; knowledge of HM Treasury Green Book principles desirable.
Experience contributing to EIA/ESIA socio-economic chapters and social impact assessments in infrastructure, energy, or extractives sectors, indicating familiarity with complex regulatory environments.
Ability to manage multiple projects with attention to quality and deadlines in a global consulting delivery hub environment collaborating across regions and disciplines.
Strong quantitative and qualitative research skills with capability to translate complex socio-economic data into clear, defensible insights for regulators, clients, and communities.