Altman Solon

Summer and Winter Analyst (internship) candidates then sit a single round of two 1-hour interviews, each combining an interviewer-led case study with a behavioural segment. Full-time Analyst candidates run a longer loop: a first round of two 1-hour case-plus-behavioural interviews, then a final round of two more 1-hour case-plus-behavioural interviews and a 45-minute behavioural interview. The case work is interviewer-led and weighted heavily (prep notes from independent guides describe TMT-flavoured strategy cases of 30 to 45 minutes). For a candidate aiming at the full-time Analyst path, the second round alone is three interviews stacked back to back, which is closer to an assessment-centre day than a phone screen and warrants treating preparation time as you would for a top-tier MBB final.

The firm hires students into two main tracks, with regional variants documented on the student opportunities page:

• Summer/Winter Analyst Internship (Americas): 2 to 3 months, typically June to August, in Boston, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco; open to undergraduates and Master's students graduating in the following cycle.
• Analyst (full-time, Americas): entry-level consulting role for undergraduates and Master's students graduating in the current academic year.
• APAC Sydney: graduate role (applications in January, interviews in March across two rounds of three case studies each) and a 10+ week summer internship running November to February (applications in June, interviews in August).
• APAC Singapore: 10+ week internship with a three case-study interview process.
• Europe: rolling internship applications via the firm's online portal, 2 to 6 months depending on the office.

The tracks do not share a single global calendar: a candidate eligible in more than one region (a UK student open to the Americas, for example) is effectively running two applications on different schedules and against different case-load formats.

The firm now spans 15 offices and more than 600 professionals, with recent openings in Amsterdam, Stockholm, Riyadh, Dubai, and São Paulo (independent coverage of the merger confirms the sector-exclusive structure). It has been named the #1 TMT strategy consultancy in CAPITAL magazine's Hidden Champions of Consulting ranking for seven consecutive years through 2026/27, ranked above BCG, McKinsey, Bain, and Oliver Wyman within the TMT category. For an applicant choosing between generalist MBB and a sector specialist, the trade-off is concrete: every case study and every project is in telecom, media, or technology, which compresses sector learning early but commits the analyst to a narrower industry exposure than a generalist track would build.