Freelance Consultant – Public Sector & Economic Advisory (Malaysia)

Are you an experienced consultant or analyst with a passion for economic development, public sector strategy, and industry transformation?Frost & Sullivan is expanding its network of independent consultants and freelancers to support upcoming projects across Malaysia. We are looking for professionals who can collaborate with us on a project basis, with the flexibility to engage full-time during active project periods.About the OpportunityAs part of our extended consulting network, you will be engaged on projects opportunities arise involving:Economic development initiativesIndustry and sector roadmappingNational and regional economic strategy developmentPublic sector advisory engagementsWe will connect with you as project opportunities arise to align on scope, timelines, and expectations, ensuring a clear and mutually beneficial engagement.What You Will DoSupport end-to-end execution of consulting projectsConduct data collection, research, and analysisDevelop insightful reports and presentations (long-form reports and PPTs)Contribute to strategic recommendations clientsCollaborate with Frost & Sullivan teams and stakeholdersWhat We Are Looking Formore than 6 years of experience in consulting, advisory, or analyst rolesStrong background in public sector or government projectsExperience in:Economic developmentIndustry analysis and roadmappingStrategy developmentStrong skills in research, analysis, and structured problem-solvingAbility to produce high-quality reports and client-ready presentationsAbility to commit full-time during project delivery periods (as required)Additional information:Confirm that there is no conflict of interest in engaging with Frost & Sullivan on a project-based arrangement.Provide an up-to-date CV as part of your application.Proactively inform us of any changes to your availability or circumstances (e.g., securing full-time employment or other commitments).Candidates are encouraged to visit our company website to learn more about Frost & Sullivan and our work https://www.frost.com/Originally posted on Himalayas