Consultant at Copenhagen Optimization (Cambridge, MA)
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What you'll do
- Analyzing and interpreting large and complex client datasets, including data-quality assessments, operational analysis and root-cause investigations.
- Contributing to the end-to-end implementation of Better Airport® for airport clients across North America.
- Understanding client operational processes and translating business requirements into software configurations, analytical work and potential product-development ideas.
- Configuring Better Airport® based on operational requirements and client input.
- Working directly with airport stakeholders to understand their challenges, communicate findings and support decision-making.
- Working closely with Client Success Leads, Product Value Leads, developers and other specialists to ensure successful project delivery.
- Taking responsibility for assigned workstreams and engagements, following them through to completion
- Preparing and facilitating client meetings, workshops, demonstrations and analytical presentations.
- Supporting testing, deployment and go-live activities, including onsite work at airports when required.
- Training clients in the use of Better Airport® and supporting adoption and long-term value realization.
- Contributing analytical expertise to consultancy engagements across our airport client network.
What they're looking for
- A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, Data Science, Aviation or another relevant field.
- Approximately 2+ years of professional experience in the aviation industry, or a data-focused, client-facing, consulting, implementation or analyst role.
- Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including experience working with large datasets using Excel, databases or similar analytical tools.
- The ability to structure ambiguous problems, investigate them independently and communicate your conclusions clearly.
- A client-focused mindset and genuine interest in understanding the people and operational challenges behind the data.
- The confidence to take responsibility combined with the ability to ask for help and learn from others.
- An interest in translating business and operational requirements into practical software solutions.
- Strong written and spoken English.
- The ability and willingness to travel frequently within North America and internationally.
- The legal right to live and work in the United States without employer sponsorship.
Nice to have
- Experience in aviation, airports or another operationally complex industry.
- Professional experience in SaaS, consulting, technology implementation or systems integration.
- Experience working with cloud-based software, databases, APIs or data integrations.
- Experience working directly with clients or other external stakeholders.
- Experience translating business requirements into software or technical requirements.
- Knowledge of airport operations, aviation data systems, Airport Operational Databases (AODB), Resource Management Systems (RMS) or related technologies.
- Coding or data-analysis experience using tools such as SQL, Python or similar technologies.
- Experience working across different countries, cultures or distributed teams.
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Full description from employer
Who are Copenhagen Optimization?
At Copenhagen Optimization, we help some of the world’s busiest airports work smarter. Combining deep aviation expertise, data and our proprietary software platform, Better Airport®, we help airports make better decisions, optimize their operations and improve the passenger journey.
Our teams in Copenhagen and Cambridge, Massachusetts work closely together to support a rapidly growing network of airport clients across North America.
As a Consultant, you’ll be part of a small, collaborative team with real responsibility from the start. You’ll help implement Better Airport® from discovery and data analysis through configuration, deployment, training and post-go-live support—working directly with airport stakeholders and alongside our consultancy, product and technical teams and technology partners.
But software is only part of what we do. Our clients rely on us as trusted partners and advisors. We get to know their operations, ask the right questions, challenge established ways of working when there’s a better approach, and help turn complex data into practical decisions and lasting improvements.
How we work
Copenhagen Optimization is a Danish company with a distinctly Scandinavian approach to work, built around trust, autonomy, collaboration and personal responsibility.
You’ll be given meaningful responsibility early and trusted to organize your work, ask questions and find a way forward—while being part of a team that succeeds by working together. The problems we solve can be highly specialized, so we don’t expect you to know everything. We do expect you to be curious, humble and eager to learn from colleagues across consultancy, product, development and aviation.
We also believe great work should be sustainable. Travel, deadlines and demanding projects are part of what we do, but long hours are not a measure of commitment. What matters is the quality of your work, the relationships you build and the impact you create—taking ownership of your responsibilities while respecting your own time and that of your colleagues.
What you're committed to being
Self-reliant and accountable – You take responsibility for your work, seek out what you need and keep things moving without constant direction.
Curious – You ask questions, seek expertise and are comfortable learning from colleagues and clients.
Relationship-focused – You build trusted relationships with clients, partners and colleagues through reliability, openness and respect.
Structured and analytical – You make sense of complex information, identify what matters and turn it into clear actions.
Curious about aviation and technology – You want to understand how airports work and how data and technology can improve them.
Proactive and hands-on – You take initiative and are willing to get into the details to solve problems and deliver results.
A developing trusted advisor – You want to build expertise, simplify complexity and help clients find better ways of working.
A strong communicator – You communicate clearly and confidently across teams, cultures and organizations.
Quality-driven – You care about the quality of your work, your relationships and the impact you create.
What you'll own
As a Consultant, you will progressively take ownership of client-facing implementation and consultancy activities, including:
Analyzing and interpreting large and complex client datasets, including data-quality assessments, operational analysis and root-cause investigations.
Contributing to the end-to-end implementation of Better Airport® for airport clients across North America.
Understanding client operational processes and translating business requirements into software configurations, analytical work and potential product-development ideas.
Configuring Better Airport® based on operational requirements and client input.
Working directly with airport stakeholders to understand their challenges, communicate findings and support decision-making.
Working closely with Client Success Leads, Product Value Leads, developers and other specialists to ensure successful project delivery.
Taking responsibility for assigned workstreams and engagements, following them through to completion
Preparing and facilitating client meetings, workshops, demonstrations and analytical presentations.
Supporting testing, deployment and go-live activities, including onsite work at airports when required.
Training clients in the use of Better Airport® and supporting adoption and long-term value realization.
Contributing analytical expertise to consultancy engagements across our airport client network.
Your responsibilities will grow with your experience. We don't expect you to know everything on day one, but we do expect you to increasingly take ownership of your work and become someone that colleagues and clients can rely on.
What you'll need
A Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, Data Science, Aviation or another relevant field.
Approximately 2+ years of professional experience in the aviation industry, or a data-focused, client-facing, consulting, implementation or analyst role.
Strong quantitative and analytical skills, including experience working with large datasets using Excel, databases or similar analytical tools.
The ability to structure ambiguous problems, investigate them independently and communicate your conclusions clearly.
A client-focused mindset and genuine interest in understanding the people and operational challenges behind the data.
The confidence to take responsibility combined with the ability to ask for help and learn from others.
An interest in translating business and operational requirements into practical software solutions.
Strong written and spoken English.
The ability and willingness to travel frequently within North America and internationally.
The legal right to live and work in the United States without employer sponsorship.
What gives you an advantage
Experience in aviation, airports or another operationally complex industry.
Professional experience in SaaS, consulting, technology implementation or systems integration.
Experience working with cloud-based software, databases, APIs or data integrations.
Experience working directly with clients or other external stakeholders.
Experience translating business requirements into software or technical requirements.
Knowledge of airport operations, aviation data systems, Airport Operational Databases (AODB), Resource Management Systems (RMS) or related technologies.
Coding or data-analysis experience using tools such as SQL, Python or similar technologies.
Experience working across different countries, cultures or distributed teams.
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What we offer
We expect a lot from you—and you can expect a lot from us.
From day one, we invest heavily in helping you understand our company, our clients and our technology. Your onboarding will include time with our teams in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Copenhagen, Denmark, alongside extensive training in Better Airport®, airport operations, our client base and our analytical tools and methodologies.
You'll be given real responsibility early, but you won't be expected to figure everything out alone. You'll work alongside experienced colleagues who will teach you, challenge you and expect you to do the same for others as your experience grows.
As our North American operation continues to grow, you'll also have an opportunity to shape both your role and the way our team works.
Our Cambridge office is focused on the Americas, which means frequent opportunities to work onsite with airport clients throughout the region as well as travel to our headquarters in Copenhagen. Frequent travel is an expected and important part of this role.
As part of our North American team, you will receive:
Health, dental, vision and life insurance
401(k) plan with company match
Five weeks of annual vacation
A flexible hybrid working model, balancing remote work with time together in our Cambridge office
Extensive onboarding and ongoing professional development
Opportunities for domestic and international travel
Significant client exposure and responsibility early in your career
Life at Copenhagen Optimization
We are a growing international company, and that means our environment can move quickly. Client priorities change, new opportunities emerge and occasionally we need to respond to demanding deadlines.
At the same time, we believe strongly in planning, trust and work-life balance. We don't believe being busy is the same as being effective, and we don't measure commitment by how many hours someone spends at their desk. We expect you to take responsibility for your commitments, communicate openly and deliver high-quality work—and we trust you to manage your time responsibly in return.
You'll work in an environment where people are expected to challenge each other respectfully; to ask for help when they need it; and to share what they know.
If you enjoy figuring things out, learning quickly, building strong relationships and gradually becoming someone that clients and colleagues trust with difficult problems, we'd like to hear from you.
Interviews are held in the period September 28th to October 9th. Tell us who you are, what you're curious about and why Copenhagen Optimization sounds like a place where you could make an impact.
Important information
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation.
Currently, Copenhagen Optimization is not able to provide visas or work permits. You must have the ability to work in the United States.
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