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David Careers

Consultant to Senior Consultant, Strategy Consulting - Energy & Resources

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baringaBrooklyn (NY)
Management AnalystsOther Management Consulting Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$102,000 - $146,500

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will help energy and resources clients solve high-impact strategic, commercial and transformational challenges. You will work with senior client teams within a collaborative, growth-focused environment that values practical, data-driven advice. You will contribute to portfolio strategy, growth, and M&A work, shaping operating models and value creation. This is a chance to influence energy markets, trading, and infrastructure through strategic initiatives in a global, people-first firm. Compensation / Benefits Salary range: $102,000 - $146,500 Medical, dental and vision insurance for employee Company-paid life and disability insurance 401k retirement plan with employer match Pre-tax commuter benefits and HSAs/FSAs Paid parental leave (16 weeks)
Responsibilities: Contribute to Corporate Strategy, Growth Strategy, Mergers & Acquisitions, Post-Merger Integration and related strategic engagements Analyze and design operating models and value chains across energy sectors Support financial and risk-related strategic topics within energy trading and capital allocation Translate complex analyses into clear, actionable recommendations for senior executives Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-impact, client-focused outcomes
Key requirements: 3–5 years of relevant consulting experience Substantive management or strategy consulting background Experience in energy and natural resources, with cross value chain exposure Expertise in oil & gas, power, energy trading or related energy markets Strong analytical, commercial and problem-solving skills; excellent communication strong communication intellectual curiosity ability to work with senior executives collaboration and cross-functional teamwork

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