MBA Consultant (Antitrust & Competition)

Keystone is a premier economics, technology, and strategy consulting firm built to help companies lead through transformation. As breakthrough innovations reshape industries, redefine competition and change our society, complex and highly competitive ecosystems emerge. Keystone advises technology leaders, Fortune 100 companies, their legal counsel, and governments on business, economic, litigation, and regulatory strategy in relation to these innovations and competitive eco-systems. We operate globally from offices in New York City, Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, London, Dubai, and Washington, D.C.

About The Role

As an MBA Consultant, you are a versatile strategist who owns analytical workstreams, adapts quickly across problem types, and synthesizes insights for high-stakes decision-making. With a specialization in Antitrust & Competition, you apply economic theory, industrial organization, econometrics, and strategic analysis to complex litigation, regulatory investigations, merger reviews, and competition-related business questions. Your work helps clients, experts, and legal teams evaluate competitive dynamics, assess economic impact, and develop evidence-based conclusions. Keystone teams are interdisciplinary, and while Antitrust & Competition may be your primary area of expertise, you will work across a wide range of problems and practice areas.

During the interview process, we assess your ability to apply your core skillset to unfamiliar questions and operate effectively outside your primary area of focus.

Final leveling is determined by education, prior experience, and interview performance.

Key Responsibilities

Case Strategy & Delivery

• Own analytical workstreams that support litigation, regulatory, and merger matters, translating complex competition questions into actionable case strategies.

• Partner with senior team members, experts, and clients to evaluate evidence, refine economic narratives, and assess strategic implications.

• Manage and review Associate-level work, ensuring analytical rigor, efficiency, and quality of execution.

• Develop clear, persuasive deliverables that connect economic evidence to case theories and client objectives.