Roland Berger is the only leading global strategy consultancy of European origin. The firm combines deep industry expertise with broad experience across core management functions and transformation programs. Founded in 1967 and headquartered in Munich, Roland Berger supports companies worldwide in shaping and executing complex transformations – from strategic repositioning and performance improvement to the development and application of data-driven, AI enabled solutions.
Roland Berger operates in more than 50 offices in all major markets and lives its corporate values of entrepreneurship, excellence, and empathy every day. The 3,500 employees offer a unique combination of an analytical approach and an empathic attitude. As a global company, Roland Berger is committed to diversity and regards diverse teams as a success factor. In 2025, Roland Berger generated revenues of over EUR 1 billion.
At Roland Berger, you will have your finger on the pulse of innovation. We offer a career with fascinating projects in an inspiring atmosphere. You will be actively involved from day one and craft creative strategies and business models for our clients. To help you grow, we have a vested interest in your development and commit to active mentoring, training, and other personalized programs.
As a Junior Consultant, you will be a "true consultant" right from day one. You will be a full-fledged member of a project and will typically:
Work on one or more project issues
Conduct interviews with clients
Prepare and participate in workshops
Conduct market research
Analyze data
Present your results to your Project Managers, Principals, Partners
Prepare presentations
Excellent academic record from a top university
Innovative ideas to support our clients in a VUCA world
Terrific analytical skills
Fluent in English, Dutch and French. Being bilingual Dutch-French is a real plus.
Are you a next generation thinker bursting with new ideas? Then, we would love to hear from you! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
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