
Deloitte Access Economics - Senior Consultant
- Perth, WA
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Choice and flexibility on where, when and how you work
- 18 weeks paid parental leave from Day 1 + 12 months return to work support (work 4 days and get paid 5)
- Mentoring programs - receive support and coaching to progress your career
- Empower government and non-government organisations through evidence-based advice
- Drive impactful reform in education and social policy
- Build your skills through nationally-recognised research, training and development.
You'll join Australia's leading team of economists and policy advisors at Deloitte Access Economics (DAE), delivering meaningful insights that shape public and private sector decisions. Our Education and Economic Participation and Social Policy teams partner with state, territory and national governments, not-for-profits, and education institutions to tackle the most pressing social challenges of our time.
From early childhood to higher education, health and community policy and social inclusion, we work across the full spectrum of education and social policy-supporting program design, evaluation, reform implementation, and funding policy.Our Perth-based team plays a critical role in Western Australian policy development, while contributing to projects of national significance. Every day is different, and the work is deeply purposeful.What will your typical day look like?
As a Senior Analyst, you'll support and lead impactful policy and research projects, with a particular focus on education and broader social outcomes in Western Australia and nationally.Your role will involve:
- Designing and delivering evaluations, research and policy advisory projects for education, social services, and government reform initiatives
- Leading original research and stakeholder engagement with government, schools, universities, and other prominent organisations
- Producing clear, evidence-informed analysis that helps clients make strategic, socially impactful decisions
- Developing high-quality reports and presentations for government Ministers, senior public servants, and other decision-makers
- Contributing to thought leadership that influences national debate on education and social policy reform.
You are a strategic thinker with strong research and communication skills and a passion for making a difference in education and society.You bring:
- A degree in economics, public policy, education, social sciences, or related disciplines, preferably with Honours or postgraduate study
- 3-6 years' experience in public policy, research, consulting, or government roles
- A strong interest in education policy and social reform in Western Australia and across the country
- Experience in qualitative and/or quantitative analysis, including stakeholder consultation and community engagement
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a demonstrated ability to produce reports for diverse audiences
- A collaborative mindset, commitment to learning, and a passion for public value.