• Take ownership of analytical workstreams within projects focused on the drivers of malnutrition and the systems and financing arrangements that shape nutrition outcomes — particularly for women, children, and marginalised communities across low- and middle-income settings. • Source, clean, and analyse complex datasets from public, administrative, and proprietary sources (DHS, MICS, IHME, World Bank, BOOST, WHO, OECD CRS, national budget and expenditure data), with the analytical rigour and transparency expected of work that informs major financing decisions. • Deliver core analytical products — costing models, public expenditure reviews, financing gap analyses, prioritisation and investment cases, evidence syntheses — and translate them into outputs (slides, briefs, technical notes) that move client thinking. • Engage directly with clients in working sessions, technical reviews, and presentations, building the judgement to communicate quantitative findings in policy-relevant language. • Bring sectoral grounding — applying your understanding of nutrition, public health, and/or economics to ensure analysis reflects how decisions actually get made and implemented. • Contribute to a team culture that takes both the technical work and the people doing it seriously. This role offers a genuinely steep learning curve. You will sharpen technical depth and develop the judgement that comes from working on policy questions where the answers matter.

• Manage key student opportunities and scholar engagement activities, including the NEON Alumni Board, Student Advisory Board, and scholarship program nominations. • Partner with the Director of College Access to support the College Access Mentors initiative in SY26-27. This includes managing TF Mentors, supporting the development of content and resources for the College Knowledge course, monitoring program implementation, and evaluating key success metrics. • Assist with the logistical coordination of the Carnegie Merit Scholars Program, virtual and in-person admissions events, and Honor Society operations. • Provide students with transcript access support upon course completion. • Work collaboratively with our Communications team to highlight student opportunities and success stories.

• Prepare company valuation models and merger models as well as advanced financing models • Prepare business plans and produce strategic analyses and corporate presentations • Quickly familiarize yourself with new industries and business models • Prepare and execute transactions • Independently manage subprojects • Support the due diligence process both substantively and logistically

• Quantify synergies and value creation opportunities during buy-side transactions; assess carve-out requirements and operating costs of standalone entities. • Identify areas of operational entanglement to be managed through a defined separation workplan on sell-side transactions. • Advise on the scope and commercial terms of transition services agreement structures. • Advise clients during post-deal execution, including synergy capture, integration planning, performance tracking, and operational transformation. • Contribute to report writing and presentation development, creating structured, client-ready deliverables with guidance from VP’s and Directors. • Engage with clients under supervision, presenting key insights and building strong, trust-based relationships. • Take ownership of workstreams and help manage day-to-day delivery across multiple projects in a deadline-driven environment • Communicate insights effectively through compelling data visualizations and presentations. • Support project planning, internal workflow management, and day-to-day client interactions. • Operate in fast-paced, ambiguous environments with the ability to pivot and adapt as needed.