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Accenture invites top graduates to join its Digital Engineering, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Graduate Programme 2027–2028 in London. You’ll apply cutting‑edge technology to transform design and build processes, delivering smarter, faster, and more sustainable ways of working for global businesses.
As an Analyst, you’ll tackle complex client challenges, explore AI, digital twins, 5G, robotics and autonomous supply chains, and develop core consulting skills through the Runway training and
Department: Consulting UK
Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time
Location: London
Compensation: GBP 40,000 per year, plus a GBP 7,200 signing bonus
Start your career at one of the world's leading consulting and technology companies through our award‑winning graduate programme. As a Digital Engineering, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Analyst, you'll apply cutting‑edge technology to revolutionise how products are designed and built - creating smarter, faster and more sustainable ways of working for global businesses.
We're proud to be one of the World's Best Workplaces, with a culture built on care, inclusion and shared success. You'll work with diverse teams, grow quickly, and be supported every step of the way. Whether it's embedding sustainability, advancing responsible AI, or creating meaningful change - we're committed to doing business the right way, for people and the planet.
When you join, you'll have a starting salary of GBP 40,000 per year, plus a GBP 7,200 signing bonus (subject to terms).
To be eligible for this programme, you'll need to have obtained (or be on track to obtain) a bachelor's degree by your start date. We welcome applications for this programme from:
Graduates who tend to excel on this programme:
Accenture values collaboration, bringing people together at least three times a week at client sites or one of our UK offices. You will be required to be in your assigned office for a minimum of three days per week and must live within commuting distance to make this possible. Project work may also take you to client sites across the UK, sometimes more than three days a week, depending on business needs.
Throughout your graduate programme and beyond, you'll be supported with training, career coaching and guidance to help you progress in your career. In your first 12 months, you'll work on a variety of client projects to explore the full breadth of what we do, helping you discover where your strengths and interests lie.
Once you've found your passion, you'll align to a specialised area of Supply Chain and Engineering - such as Engineering and R&D; Sourcing and Procurement; Planning, Fulfilment and Service Management; Manufacturing and Operations; Infrastructure and Capital Projects; and End-to-End Value Chain.
We don't post application deadlines as we will close the application window once we receive enough applications, so apply promptly to avoid disappointment.
Please read our visa policy for more information regarding the minimum salary requirements set by the UK authorities (UKVI) for this programme.
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