Sobre este puesto de Summer Analyst Intern en Spencer Stuart
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program Start Date: June 7th, 2027
Duration: 8 – 10 Weeks
Office Locations: Boston, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, or Washington D.C.
Hours: 40 hours per week
Application Opens: September 8th, 2026
Deadline to Apply: October 19th, 2026
Salary: $26.00 per hour, with a $2,500 sign-on bonus
SPENCER STUART'S ANALYST INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Every leadership decision has the potential to shape organizations, industries, and communities. At Spencer Stuart, Analyst Interns gain firsthand exposure to the work behind identifying, assessing, and developing leaders for some of the world's most influential organizations.
As an Analyst Intern, you will join a fast-paced, intellectually engaging environment where you will work alongside leadership advisors and industry experts supporting organizations as they navigate critical leadership decisions. Throughout the summer, interns gain exposure to a broad range of leadership advisory services, including executive search, leadership assessment, succession planning, organizational effectiveness, board work, and corporate governance, while developing valuable research, analytical, and communication skills.
The Summer Analyst Internship Program is designed to provide a meaningful introduction to both the leadership advisory profession and life at Spencer Stuart. Through hands-on project work, training sessions, mentorship, and professional development opportunities, interns deepen their understanding of executive recruitment and leadership consulting while building foundational skills that will benefit them throughout their future careers. Our goal is for each intern to leave the program with a stronger understanding of the industry, enhanced professional skills, and a clearer perspective on the impact leadership advisors have on organizations around the world.
High-performing Analyst Interns may be considered for a full-time Analyst opportunity upon graduation. In fact, many of our current Analysts began their careers as Summer Analyst Interns, making the program an ideal pathway into the Firm and an opportunity to build lasting relationships with colleagues across practices, industries, and offices.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SPENCER STUART ANALYST INTERN
Throughout the summer, Analyst Interns contribute to meaningful work that supports both internal strategic initiatives and active client engagements. Through these experiences, they gain practical exposure to executive search, leadership advisory, and the leadership decisions that shape organizations around the world.
Analyst Interns may:
Conduct executive, company, and industry research and analysis
Support active client engagements and business development initiatives
Develop presentations, reports, and other thought leadership materials
Network and interact with colleagues across practices, industries, and functions, including firm leaders and partners
Every Analyst Intern completes both an individual project and a collaborative team project. These projects are designed to deliver meaningful value to the Firm while providing Analyst Interns with ownership and exposure to topics aligned with their interests. Project work may include conducting market research, analyzing industry trends, creating thought leadership content, supporting business development efforts, or developing resources that enhance practice knowledge and collaboration. At the conclusion of the internship, interns present their work and key learnings to office leadership and colleagues, showcasing the contributions they have made throughout the summer.
A DEDICATED SUPPORT NETWORK
We believe meaningful development requires thoughtful support. Every Analyst Intern is paired with an Advisor, Mentor, and Buddy who provide guidance, coaching, and serve as a trusted resource throughout the summer program.
This dedicated support network helps facilitate a seamless onboarding experience while providing ongoing professional and personal support throughout the program. Analyst Interns receive both formal and informal feedback, including structured mid-program and end-of-program evaluations, as well as regular coaching from their project teams and program leadership.
Through their work and development experiences, Analyst Interns can expect to strengthen skills in:
Research and analysis
Business writing and communication
Effective use of AI-powered tools and emerging technologies to support research, analysis, and productivity
Stakeholder management
Project management
Professional judgment
Team collaboration
These highly transferable skills help position Analyst Interns for future success, whether at Spencer Stuart or in their broader professional careers.
IDEAL EXPERIENCE
Successful candidates are intellectually curious, eager to learn, and energized by opportunities to grow both personally and professionally. They ask thoughtful questions, seek out feedback, and demonstrate a genuine interest in understanding people, organizations, and leadership. They bring a strong work ethic, a collaborative mindset, humility, and a willingness to contribute wherever needed, while valuing diverse perspectives and learning from those around them.
Beyond the classroom, successful candidates are actively engaged in their communities and have pursued opportunities to challenge themselves through internships, work experience, student organizations, athletics, community service, research, or other extracurricular pursuits. Through these experiences, they have developed leadership potential, demonstrated initiative, and learned how to balance competing priorities while making meaningful contributions to teams and organizations.
Ideal candidates also possess strong research, analytical, and critical thinking skills that enable them to approach complex problems with sound judgment and thoughtfully synthesize information. Equally important, they demonstrate strong interpersonal and communication skills, building authentic relationships, collaborating effectively with others, and communicating clearly and confidently with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences.
Qualifications & Experiences We Value
Must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program and entering the final year of study (Spring 2028 graduates or Fall/Winter 2027 graduates)
Must have strong academic performance (minimum 3.3 GPA); all majors welcome
Demonstrated leadership, initiative, and engagement through internships, work experience, community service, athletics, research, or student organizations
Strong research, analytical, and synthesis skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Self-directed, resourceful, team-oriented, and proactive
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, PowerPoint, and Word
Must hold permanent U.S. work authorization (U.S. citizenship or permanent residency)
KEY RELATIONSHIPS
Reports to: Director of Talent Acquisition and Head of Analyst Internship Program
Other key relationships:
Analyst Internship Program Leadership Team
Project Leaders
Analyst Intern Advisors, Mentors, and Peer Buddies
