Management Consulting Associate

Dallas, TX

Full Time

Consulting

Entry Level

Sendero is a management consulting firm dedicated to delivering impactful results for our clients and in our community. Whether a Fortune 100 company, a local non-profit, or an innovative start-up, we strive to help others unleash their potential while upholding the commitment to live our core values. 

Our consultants take on our client’s most challenging business problems. We bring holistic solutions and work alongside the client’s team to make the solutions a reality. The work of a consultant is driven by client needs, which are unique and constantly evolving. Ask a consultant about their day-to-day work, and they will most likely respond, “it varies.”

An Associate works within a project team and is expected to conduct various types of business analysis and create high-quality work that shows analysis results, recap decisions, and/or present recommendations for the client. Our work includes strategic planning, digital transformation, and organizational effectiveness projects across a variety of industries.

This role is based in Dallas, TX. Work arrangements (e.g., onsite or hybrid) are determined on a client and project basis and will likely vary over time depending on client needs. In general, expect to work multiple 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

Work on a team with other Sendero consultants to help our clients execute changes that aim to improve their business
Work on projects related to Sendero’s offerings, such as selecting and implementing IT solutions, defining and improving critical business processes, or conducting organizational change management

Complete project tasks as assigned and own specific aspects of the project as you gain experience
Build strong relationships with team members, clients, and other business partners by delivering on your commitments
Participate in and sometimes facilitate small groups and/or meetings to address issues and gather data
Learn Sendero’s business, offerings, operations, and processes
Opportunity to participate in a Sendero internal group (i.e., DE&I committee, wellness committee)

Display Sendero’s core values in the way you act, speak, and work

What We Offer

Robust career development support and mentorship
Commitment to giving back to the community (for example, pro bono consulting opportunities and paid volunteer time)

Competitive total rewards (medical, dental, vision, 401k with matching, 3 weeks of PTO, bonus potential, and more)
An environment where all employees are respected and valued for who they are

Sendero is an equal opportunity employer.

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