Charles Wu
About Charles Wu
Charles Wu is an Associate at Analysis Group in Boston, Massachusetts, with a background in economics and business administration from MIT and Northwestern University.
Current Position at Analysis Group
Charles Wu holds the position of Associate at Analysis Group, a prominent international consulting firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. Since 2012, he has been involved in various economic and financial analyses, collaborating with a team of consultants to provide insightful research and data-driven recommendations.
Previous Professional Experience
Before joining Analysis Group, Charles Wu accumulated significant experience through various roles. In 2009, he worked as an Analyst Intern at Cornerstone Research in San Francisco, where he contributed to high-stakes business litigation and regulatory support over a two-month period. Prior to this, in 2008, he served as a Research Associate Intern at Nera Economic Consulting in New York, focusing on economic analyses and valuations. His early professional background also includes a six-month research position at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2007, where he was involved in academic research projects.
Educational Background
Charles Wu’s academic journey is marked by distinguished accomplishments. He earned a Master of Business Administration from the MIT Sloan School of Management between 2015 and 2017. Earlier, he completed a Master's degree in Economics at Northwestern University in 2011. His foundational education includes a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), completed in 2010, wherein he gained robust analytical and quantitative skills that have underpinned his professional roles.
Key Projects and Contributions
During his career, Charles Wu has significantly contributed to various projects and research initiatives. He designed and implemented predictive models aiming to evaluate region-wide electricity supply and demand, offering critical insights for energy sector stakeholders. Additionally, he analyzed public health statistics within the context of a high-profile international trade dispute, utilizing his economic expertise to influence critical decision-making. Furthermore, he has been instrumental in the recruitment process, having conducted over 100 interviews and played a key role in deciding offers for entry-level analyst positions.