Student Analyst
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Altro in Milano
Job Description
Heidrick & Struggles is the world's foremost advisor on executive leadership, driving superior client performance through premier human capital leadership advisory services. For more than 70 years, we've delivered value for our clients by leveraging unrivaled expertise to help organizations discover and enable outstanding leaders and teams. Learn more at
What We Do Executive Search Analysts are responsible for supporting the research phase of the executive recruiting lifecycle. Working closely with our expert Search Partners & Principals (Consultants), and connecting with team members across all levels of the Search team, Analysts receive world class training and mentorship in an apprenticeship-style method. Our Analysts are exposed to all aspects of the recruitment process and assist the Consultant by researching specific industries and relevant companies, plus support business development activities. Analysts support the team through candidate identification, preparing client reports and ensuring all data is accurately captured in H&S; systems.
An integral part of an Analyst's role is building and sustaining relationships with internal Consultants, performing deep candidate, client and industry research and contributing to executive assessments against client's requirements.
While learning the Search industry, Analysts invest significant time researching and learning about various industries, executive roles and functions, and do so in collaboration with colleagues across the globe. The Analyst role has significant responsibility in the executive search process and the opportunity for high impact. The role has an excellent career track potential on a well-defined path.
Role Responsibilities Research & Writing:
Conducting industry research to gain comprehensive understanding of the Client Company, their industry and the position requirements.
Identifying prospective candidates through targeted company research, relevant prior searches and using Heidr