Analysys Mason

Analysys Mason runs two separate interview tracks depending on role, published on its interview process page. Consulting candidates go through five stages: an application, an online assessment of motivation and reasoning (roughly 30 minutes), a face-to-face interview built around a case study, a prepared presentation on a TMT topic delivered to a panel, and a closing interview with an office partner. Research candidates go through four: an online assessment, a face-to-face interview paired with an Excel-based reasoning exercise, a written assessment of up to 1,000 words on an assigned TMT topic, and a final interview with a practice head. The firm screens with a recorded video stage ahead of live interviews to manage the hundreds of applications it receives each recruiting cycle. A candidate running both tracks at once is preparing genuinely different final deliverables in parallel: a spoken presentation for consulting, a written article for research.

Analysys Mason runs two graduate entry routes, set out on its career journey page:

• Graduate consultant (Consulting practice): most start in September each year, though some roles have an earlier start date
• Research Analyst graduate scheme (Research practice): joins the research team directly, working across several of the firm's research practices

Internships run outside that calendar. Individual offices open intern roles case-by-case, tied to project pipelines, rather than on a fixed cycle, and candidates register interest ahead of an opening rather than apply to a posted deadline. A candidate comparing Analysys Mason to a firm with one fixed graduate deadline is really tracking three separate processes: two graduate windows and an open-ended internship watch.

Analysys Mason has specialised in telecoms, media and technology since its founding in 1985, as its own careers pages state; Consultancy.uk's independent profile confirms both the founding year and the TMT focus. Its consultants and analysts work with clients in more than 140 countries, a figure both sources state independently. That coverage runs beyond core telecoms into adjacent technology-intensive sectors, including digital infrastructure, software, IT services, space, defence, manufacturing and logistics, so a graduate joining one practice still sits alongside specialists across the wider TMT ecosystem, not a single vertical. Against a generalist strategy firm, the trade-off is depth for breadth: four decades of sector-specific grounding, against exposure to industries outside technology.

Yes. Analysys Mason has 5 student and graduate roles open right now, in off-cycle internships, graduate jobs and apprenticeships.

Analysys Mason opened its off-cycle internships in Feb 2026, still listed today, its graduate jobs on 25 Jun 2026 and its apprenticeships on 12 Aug 2026. Dates are when the firm posted each programme, or when we first saw it on the firm's careers site.

Analysys Mason has student and graduate roles open in Munich, Frankfurt, Manchester and Oslo.

Applications to Analysys Mason go through the firm's own careers site, one application per posting, each expecting a CV and cover letter written for that role.