Research and analysis
Frame market questions, compare evidence, and explain what the findings can support.
Careers at GIC
Curiosity is useful when it leads to clarity.
Market research brings together careful questions, evidence, analysis, and clear communication. If that is work you want to do, tell us about your experience and interests.
The work
Different skills, one clear purpose.
Research depends on a range of disciplines. These are the kinds of work involved in making market evidence useful to a reader.
Data and methods
Work with definitions, source quality, quantitative analysis, and reproducible research processes.
Editorial and client work
Turn complex material into clear writing and help shape a useful research brief.
A useful introduction
Show us how you think.
A short, specific note helps us understand the work you want to do and the experience you would bring.
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Your area of interest
Tell us the kind of research or work you want to contribute to.
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Relevant experience
Share a concise CV, portfolio, or example that shows how you approach a problem.
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Your context
Include your location and any practical details that would help us understand your enquiry.
Career enquiries
Start a conversation.
This page does not list live vacancies. If you are interested in work with GIC, send a concise introduction with your area of interest and relevant experience.
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