Globe 24-7
Mining Research Analyst

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The Company
Globe 24-7, in partnership with a leading mining company, is seeking a Research Analyst to join their team in London. The role is primarily remote, with 1-2 days per week together in the office (in London).
The Responsibilities
As an Analyst, you will be expected to:
- Perform market analysis and contribute to consulting engagements:
- Ensuring the delivery of high-quality, actionable advice that meets client needs.
- Lead the build-out and ongoing management of market analysis and forecasts across a portfolio of strategic metals, covering supply, demand, and price dynamics.
- Serve as a key client contact on consulting projects, building trusted advisor relationships and presenting key findings to senior stakeholders.
- Possible travel for conferences, client meetings, or site visits.
- Develop core research & thought leadership:
- Become a global expert in a portfolio of commodities, developing and maintaining deep analytical insights into the markets, always using a data-driven approach.
- Contribute to insightful reports, market studies, and articles that showcase your expertise and reinforce the company's position as an expert voice in the industry.
- Innovate and shape our analytical approach:
- Introduce advanced research methods, new data sources, and analytical tools to continuously improve the quality and impact of our work.
- Contribute ideas on new research products and areas of coverage to help direct the company's future growth.
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The Requirements
The Ideal Candidate Profile
- Interested in mining/metals/critical minerals: You are curious about the mining sector (exploration, mining, processing, refining, supply chains, downstream demand) and all its associated aspects (e.g. geology, engineering, economics, trade, geopolitics, etc).
- Independent: You are a self-starter who thrives in a setting that offers a high degree of autonomy and the flexibility to work remotely.
- An innovator: You are driven to find better ways to analyse markets and are excited by the chance to build new analytical approaches from the ground up.
- A clear communicator: You can explain complex market dynamics with clarity and confidence, both in writing and in presentations.


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Qualifications & Experience
- Experience: Some (5-8+ years) relevant experience in commodity market analysis is useful but not essential. We are more interested in you being enthusiastic about learning the industry and developing/applying analytical capabilities.
- Analytical skills: Demonstrable competence in performing quantitative and qualitative research on complex and/or ambiguous data, using a variety of tools and software.
- Commodity exposure: Direct experience analysing multiple commodities, metals, or industrial minerals sectors is useful but not essential.
- Education: A degree in a relevant STEM discipline such as Geology, Engineering, Science, Maths, Economics.
- Language: Fluent in written and spoken English.
The Rewards
The position offers a competitive remuneration package.
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