[Hiring] Freelance Report Writer @Euromonitor

Role Description

We are seeking experienced freelance Report Writers to support the production of high-quality, client-ready market research reports. This role is ideal for professionals who can transform complex information from multiple sources into clear, structured, insightful business analysis.

  • Synthesize quantitative and qualitative research into clear, compelling written reports.
  • Transform research findings into insightful business narratives and actionable recommendations.
  • Draft market, industry, company, and consumer analyses for client-facing deliverables.
  • Interpret datasets, market trends, and competitive intelligence to support strategic insights.
  • Structure report content logically and consistently to meet client and editorial standards.
  • Verify information, challenge assumptions, and ensure factual accuracy.
  • Collaborate with research teams to clarify findings and strengthen report quality.
  • Edit and refine content to ensure clarity, consistency, and professional presentation.
  • Meet project deadlines while maintaining a high standard of analytical and written output.

Qualifications

  • Excellent written English with the ability to communicate complex ideas clearly and concisely.
  • Demonstrated experience producing professional reports, analytical articles, research publications, or business intelligence content.
  • Strong analytical thinking and ability to synthesize information from multiple sources.
  • Experience interpreting data and translating findings into meaningful business insights.
  • Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to accuracy.
  • Ability to work independently and manage multiple deadlines in a remote environment.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Requirements

  • Experience writing market research, consulting, industry, strategy, or competitive intelligence reports.
  • Background in business, financial, or trade journalism.
  • Experience supporting investment research, equity research, due diligence, or corporate strategy projects.
  • Familiarity with market sizing, forecasting, and industry analysis methodologies.

Bonus Qualifications

  • Experience preparing IPO reports, prospectuses, investment memoranda, or other capital markets documentation.
  • Experience covering consumer markets, FMCG, retail, technology, healthcare, financial services, or industrial sectors.
  • Experience working with international clients and multicultural research teams.

What Makes a Strong Candidate?

We are especially interested in candidates who can take fragmented information from multiple sources and develop a coherent story that answers critical business questions such as:

  • What is happening in the market?
  • Why is it happening?
  • What are the implications for industry participants?
  • What opportunities and risks should clients consider?

Strong candidates will demonstrate both analytical rigor and exceptional storytelling ability.

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