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Statistics Consulting Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

The role will blend data analysis and modeling, statistics, consulting, and AI to help clients optimize their workforce. This client-facing role will lead engagements and collaborate with theteam to ...

The role will blend data analysis and modeling, statistics, consulting, and AI to help clients optimize their workforce. This client-facing role will lead engagements and collaborate with the team to ...

As part of our Strategic Statistical Services Arm, this is a full-time role with emphasis on being an internal and external SME for clinical trial design, together with providing consultation to ...

Lead Data Science Consultant

Phoenix, AZ ยท Hybrid

  • Medical

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

... analytical, statistical techniques, algorithms, or models to make actionable insights, trends ... Provide consultation to peers on data science best practices, methods, and tools to leverage o ...

Who is good in providing external consulting. Who is proficient in SAS or other statistical modeling tools. Who enjoys traveling, because this role involves traveling (80% to 100%). Who is proficient ...

Who is good in providing external consulting. Who is proficient in SAS or other statistical modeling tools. Who enjoys traveling, because this role involves traveling (80% to 100%). Who is proficient ...

Recruiting Coordinator

Phoenix, AZ ยท On-site +1

$19.75 - $26.50/hr

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

REAL TIME CONSULTING (An RTCo Company)-POSITION DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: Recruiting Coordinator WORK ... Research, analyze, prepare, and present hiring statistics * Support Talent Management Team with ...

Accounting Consultant

Peoria, AZ ยท On-site

$38 - $40/hr

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Retirement

Accounting Consultant Location: Phoenix, Arizona Pay Rate: $38/HR - $40/HR Internal Job ID ... Bureau of Labor Statistics ยท Benefits & Bonuses : You are eligible for medical, dental, vision ...

Government Consultant - Pharmacy

Phoenix, AZ ยท On-site

$68K - $137K/yr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

... Consulting (GHSC) team at Mercer, a Marsh business. This role can be based anywhere near a Mercer ... SAS (Statistical Analysis System) software experience, including data management, advanced ...

Recruiting Coordinator

Phoenix, AZ ยท Remote

$19.75 - $26.50/hr

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

REAL TIME CONSULTING (An RTCo Company)--POSITION DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: Recruiting Coordinator WORK ... Research, analyze, prepare, and present hiring statistics * Support Talent Management Team with ...

Finance Analytics & AI Senior Consultant

Tempe, AZ ยท On-site

$111K/yr

Master's degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Analytics, Finance, Mathematics, or Statistics ... Our Senior Consultants are expected to contribute to the firm's growth and development in a variety ...

Government Consultant - Pharmacy

Phoenix, AZ ยท On-site

$68K - $137K/yr

  • Medical

  • Retirement

... Consulting (GHSC) team at Mercer, a Marsh business. This role can be based anywhere near a Mercer ... SAS (Statistical Analysis System) software experience, including data management, advanced ...

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Statistics Consulting information

What is statistics consulting?

Statistics consulting involves providing expert advice and support in the design, analysis, and interpretation of data for research projects, businesses, or organizations. Consultants help clients choose appropriate statistical methods, analyze datasets, and ensure the validity and reliability of their results. They may also assist with study design, data visualization, and communicating statistical findings to non-experts. This service is commonly used in fields like healthcare, social sciences, engineering, and business to make informed decisions based on data.

What are some typical challenges faced in a statistics consulting role and how can I prepare for them?

Statistics consultants often encounter the challenge of translating complex statistical concepts into actionable insights for clients who may have limited technical backgrounds. Additionally, managing multiple projects with tight deadlines and diverse data sources requires strong organizational and communication skills. To prepare, it's helpful to practice explaining statistical methods in simple terms, stay up-to-date with statistical software, and develop efficient project management habits. Building strong relationships with clients and team members also helps ensure smooth collaboration and successful project outcomes.

What is the difference between Statistics Consulting vs Data Analyst?

AspectStatistics ConsultingData Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically a master's or PhD in statistics, mathematics, or related fieldsBachelor's or master's in data science, statistics, or related areas
Work EnvironmentConsulting firms, client sites, or remote; project-basedIn-house or corporate settings, analyzing company data
Employer & Industry UsageConsulting firms, research organizations, industries needing expert statistical adviceBusinesses, tech companies, finance, healthcare

Statistics Consulting involves providing expert advice on complex statistical problems across various industries, often working on a project basis. Data Analysts focus on interpreting data within a company to inform decisions. While both roles require strong statistical skills, consulting emphasizes advisory and problem-solving skills, whereas data analysis centers on data processing and reporting.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a statistics consultant?

To thrive as a Statistics Consultant, you need a strong background in statistical theory, data analysis, and a relevant degree such as statistics, mathematics, or a related field. Proficiency with statistical software tools like R, SAS, SPSS, or Python, and sometimes certifications in data analytics or advanced statistics, are typically required. Excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to explain complex findings to non-experts help distinguish top consultants. These skills ensure accurate data-driven insights, effective client communication, and the ability to address diverse analytical challenges.

What are popular job titles related to Statistics Consulting jobs in Arizona?

For Statistics Consulting jobs in Arizona, the most frequently searched job titles are:

What cities in Arizona are hiring for Statistics Consulting jobs?

Cities in Arizona with the most Statistics Consulting job openings:

Infographic showing various Statistics Consulting job openings in Arizona as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% Internship, 86% Full Time, 8% Part Time, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 84% Physical, 6% Hybrid, and 10% Remote job distribution.

Full-time

Posted 10 days ago


Job description

Equity Methods seeks a results-focused, growth-oriented professional to support and drive client
engagements serving the chief human resources officers and compensation executives at Fortune 500 companies and beyond. Our HR advisory practice offers you the ability to apply core economics and quantitative science principles in a rigorous yet applied capacity. Our work directly impacts the C-suite at client firms on topics in workforce analytics such as pay equity, talent mobility analytics, workforce planning, and incentive design.

You will lead complex client engagements and be responsible for delivering high-impact solutions that leverage your background in economics, in addition to supervising associates on the team. This custom pathway into a senior consulting role is designed for graduate degree holders (Masters or PhD) in Economics, Finance, Accounting, Statistics, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, or other appliedquantitative sciences. The role will blend data analysis and modeling, statistics, consulting, and AI to help clients optimize their workforce. This client-facing role will lead engagements and collaborate with theteam to build predictive models, drive pay equity studies, and perform other talent analytics. The skills needed for this role include:

  • Fluent in classical and applied econometrics
  • Ability to build repeatable, well-documented models that comply with industry-accepted frameworks and regulatory standards, as applicable
  • Ability to visualize complex technical results clearly for non-technical audiences
  • Ability to translate analysis results into plain-English for actionable insights and recommendations for HR and C-suite stakeholders
  • Interest in contributing to thought leadership that advance EM's services

If you enjoy problem-solving, are interested in a client-facing applied role, and enjoy geeking out with technical models, then we would like to meet you and discuss this exciting role.

The Role in a Nutshell

  • Prior professional services experience is not required, and neither is compensation or workforce analytics experience. Although every day will be different, Economists in this role will:
  • Complete initial training in compensation and workforce analytics projects, ranging from broad-based compensation issues to incentive design to statistical pay equity analysis.
  • Lead projects and deliver guidance on statistical matters in pay equity, talent mobility, workforce planning, and other workforce analytics-related projects for clients across industries and company sizes.
  • Contribute to compensation strategy projects, in which we are engaged by public and private companies to recommend new incentive programs that support critical business objectives.
  • Capture recommendations and analytics for external and internal audiences in superbly structured and clear PowerPoint presentations and Excel worksheets.
  • Perform research using clients' 10-K and proxy statements to form viewpoints on market compensation practices, including pay levels, incentive structures, corporate governance, disclosure, and equity dilution.
  • Analyze broad-based compensation benchmarking survey data to recommend employee pay levels in light of industry and peer practices.
  • Monitor and interpret the regulatory landscape for pay equity and workforce analytics (e.g., EUPTD, OFCCP, EEOC, state and international pay transparency requirements) to keep methodologies current and defensible.

The Economist role is not expected to be a back-office technical role. Whereas candidates with prior work experience in professional services can segue quickly into formal client management roles, weexpect all candidates to learn the ropes of managing consulting projects and transition formally into this segment of our career progression framework.

Our Culture and Method of Doing Business

We are:

  • Zealous about exceptional client service and delighting every client, large or small.
  • Agile and execution-focused. We are people of action. We don't have managers who just sit back and talk.
  • Growth-oriented. We both welcome new clients into the fold and support professional development in our outstanding colleagues.
  • Plain-English. Our clients expect us to translate our analytical work into actionable results for non-technical teams. Our work product is clear, straightforward, and actionable.
  • Feedback-heavy and mentoring-rich. We're not a competitive, eat-what-you-kill culture, and our consultants achieve professional growth via hands-on client experience and feedback from leaders.
  • All about impact. Our professionals love the opportunity to make an impact on clients, each other, and the long-run trajectory of the business.
  • Not a 9-to-5 job. Because all the above items just take time, even for very smart and efficient people.

About the HR Advisory Practice

The HR Advisory (HRA) practice within Equity Methods excels in providing analytical rigor and superior client service. Our goal of client delight means we are always looking for new ways to improve our
current service offerings. This ranges from analyzing problems in new ways to using visualization and plain-English, user-friendly deliverables. Attention to detail, knack for polish, and receptiveness to
feedback are a few traits that help HRA consultants succeed.

Competencies of the Successful Candidate

  • Flexes and adapts to changing circumstances. We constantly face shifting priorities, challenging projects, and tight turnarounds. We try to bend to deliver to our clients during their greatest moments of need, which requires flexibility.
  • Rigorous technical background. Our work is customized and rigorous, which may include the statistical modeling underpinning a pay equity project or clarity of reasoning on incentive design projects.
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication. Great client work product consists of rigorous analysis and highly polished materials, and we believe you can't have one without the other. Attention to detail, strong writing skills, and clear communication are musts.
  • Thrives on feedback. Our team is focused forward on improvement and creating excellence, never backward on blame, and we seek out feedback to become better versions of ourselves.
  • Thrives in an ambiguity-rich environment. As a result of pushing new boundaries, we often find ourselves outside of our individual and collective comfort zones. This spells ambiguity, the need for research, and a desire to experiment iteratively toward the right answer-which some people love and others do not.
  • Works autonomously but is comfortable in groups. Much of the in-the-weeds work of our engagements requires our consultants to perform excellent analysis individually before sharing, testing, and iterating with the team. This requires doing great work with little to no oversight as well as comfort considering, discussing, and implementing others' viewpoints.
  • Excels at data analysis and visualization. Many engagements involve some sort of modeling and analysis. We are known for drawing rich insights from data and communicating it in a plain-English, visualization-heavy way to our clients.

Qualifications & Requirements

  • PhD or Masters in Statistics, Economics, Finance, Accounting, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, or another quantitative social science related field.
  • Prior experience in compensation, pay equity, or workforce analytics is not required.
  • Prior work experience in consulting or professional services role is not required, but having this background is a plus.
  • Strong Excel skills and the ability to design robust, insight-rich models.
  • Coding experience in SAS, Python, R, or STATA
  • Strong detail- and accuracy-orientation. Successful candidate must demonstrate attention to detail with regard to internal and external communication, creating and reviewingdeliverables, and performing modeling analyses.
  • Ability and willingness to think critically and solve "out-of-the-box" problems independently.
  • Background check required.

More About Equity Methods

Equity Methods serves a diverse clientele from dozens of Fortune 500 firms to early-stage pre-IPO firms. We have served 51 Fortune 100 firms all the way to early-stage venture-backed organizations. Our clients span the entire United States, in addition to some in Canada, South America, and Europe. We offer adiverse array of services that solve mission-critical priorities within corporate accounting and human resources functions.

At our size of 180+ professionals and countless brand-name clients, we combine the best of a large professional services firm with the best of an entrepreneurial growth venture. The culture fosters excellence in client service, innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement. We have a bias toward promoting from within and we celebrate the diverse strengths of our colleagues. We have consistently been rated a Top Company to Work for in Arizona.

Employment Type: Full-Time