Management Consulting Associate

Dallas, TX
Full Time
Consulting
Entry Level

Welcome to Sendero. Welcome to How. 
Few question why an enterprise should better serve customers, make their workforce more productive, or drive growth to new heights. Why can excite and inspire. But why is a reason, not a solution. To make progress and projects possible with tangible business impact, why needs solutions. Why needs how. How is the business we are in. 

Sendero consultants improve operations, optimize technology, enhance customer experiences, and advance workforce productivity for our clients.  

How do we do it? We see the big picture, know what to do about it, and plan for action. We’re accountable. We roll up our sleeves and get things done. We respect budgets and deadlines. That’s how we make change happen. For our clients and our community. 

As an Associate at Sendero, you’ll navigate and solve business problems, conduct research and data analysis, create high-quality deliverables, and collaborate with teams to deliver impactful solutions across technology, operations, and both the employee and customer experiences.

This role is based in Dallas, Texas. Work arrangements are determined on a client and project basis and will likely vary over time depending on client needs. In general, expect to work a minimum of three days on-site per week with your team at the client or Sendero office.  
 
WHAT YOU'LL BRING 

  • Bachelor’s degree (all majors considered) 
  • 3.0 GPA 
  • Participation over time in two or more extracurricular activities 
  • Leadership experience from an academic, work, or extra-curricular role 
  • Proven work experience
  • Basic proficiency with MS Office product suite 
  • Strong business writing and verbal information-sharing abilities 
 
WHAT YOU'LL DO
  • Solves business problems by collaborating with more senior consultants to deliver results for client projects
  • Conducts research and detailed analysis to gather relevant data, identify trends, and provide actionable insights in support of project goals
  • Develops high-quality presentations, reports, or other deliverables
  • Achieves individual chargeability expectations during the performance year as determined annually
  • Participates in and may facilitate client meetings to gather information and/or present research and analysis
  • Navigates basic issues and problems, and leverages supervisor or Manager for more complex issues
  • Demonstrates value and builds credibility with client team through quality delivery
  • Maintains alignment with professional standards in conduct, appearance, and communication
 
WHAT WE OFFER 
  • Sendero is committed to supporting our people on their journey with us! We are pleased to offer a straight-forward career path, provide a comprehensive total rewards package designed to support overall well-being, and help our people plan for the future.
  • We take pride in offering a comprehensive benefits package for our full-time employees, encompassing healthcare benefits, a 401(k) plan with an employer match, short-term and long-term disability coverage, life insurance, paid time off, parental leave, and various paid holidays, among other perks and incentives.
  • Our workplace offers opportunities for involvement in a wide range of challenging and impactful projects across diverse industries, fostering career advancement and development within our growing organization. The culture is highly collaborative and supportive, contributing to a fulfilling professional journey.
 
Sendero is an equal opportunity employer. 
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