Junior business Consultant (Full-Time)

Mind Friend; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 32,000; Full time

Job summary

A global consultancy firm is seeking a Junior Consultant in London. The role involves supporting senior case leads, conducting research, and preparing analytical reports. Ideal candidates will have strong English language skills and an academic background in relevant fields. Exposure to international advisory environments and the capability to handle confidential material is essential. Salary starts at £32,000 with performance-based increases and offers hybrid working with some travel requirements.

Benefits

Competitive starting salary

Rapid progression opportunities

Training in behavioral analysis

Supportive team with mentorship

Qualifications

• Must have native or near-native English language capabilities.
• Experience or exposure to public policy or government environments preferred.
• Strong analytical, research, and presentation skills required.

Responsibilities

• Support Senior Consultants in delivering diagnostic assessments and organizational research.
• Prepare briefing notes and presentation materials.
• Conduct behavioral and contextual research.

Skills

Native or near-native English language ability

Analytical and research abilities

Strong communication and presentation skills

Organised and detail-oriented

Ability to handle confidential material

Education

Strong academic background (Humanities, Social Sciences, Psychology, Political Science, IR, Law)

Job description

https://www.linkedin.com/company/mindfriend-pro

https://mindfriendpro.com/ Junior Consultant (Full-Time)

Location: London (Hybrid: 1-4 days office + international travel as required)

Salary: £32,000 starting + performance-based increases

Company: MindFriend Pro

Employment Type: Full-Time

Travel: Occasional international travel

About MindFriend Pro

MindFriend Pro is a global behavioural‑science and strategic advisory consultancy working at the intersection of psychology, organisational dynamics, public affairs, and geopolitics.

We advise executives, multinational corporations, public institutions and governments on the human factors behind leadership, performance, resilience, influence, culture, risk and decision‑making.

Our work spans:

• organisational psychology
• behavioural analysis
• strategic advisory
• public affairs & crisis communication
• B2B & B2G influence advisory
• geopolitical behavioural insights
• risk, culture and leadership consulting

We are seeking a Junior Consultant to support senior case leads on high‑sensitivity client engagements.

Role Overview

This is an excellent opportunity for a highly articulate, exceptionally literate English speaker with strong research, writing and analytical skills to launch a consulting career with deep exposure to clients, leadership teams, and international advisory environments.

Key Responsibilities

• Support Senior Consultants in delivering diagnostic assessments, stakeholder interviews, investigative analysis and organisational research
• Prepare briefing notes, client summaries, analytical reports, interview guides and presentation materials
• Conduct behavioural, policy, organisational and contextual research
• Support the preparation of Diagnostic Reports and client recommendations
• Assist with mapping stakeholders, risk factors, geopolitical dynamics and organisational patterns
• Contribute to public‑affairs, B2B/B2G and international advisory projects as needed
• Help coordinate project timelines, data collection and internal workflow
• Maintain strict confidentiality and follow MindFriend Pro's Safe‑Room Protocol
• Participate in client meetings (virtual & in‑person), including possible international travel

This role requires a precise communicator who writes and speaks English at an exceptional level.

Essential Skills & Requirements

Must‑Have

• Native or near‑native English language ability - flawless writing, editing, reading and speaking
• Strong academic background (Humanities, Social Sciences, Psychology, Political Science, IR, Law, or similar preferred)
• Excellent analytical and research abilities
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Ability to write clearly, concisely and professionally for senior audiences
• Organised, detail‑oriented, reliable and comfortable handling confidential material
• Ability to work in a hybrid structure (London‑based)
• Willingness to travel internationally when required
• Professional maturity, discretion and good judgment

Desirable / Bonus

• Experience or exposure to:
  • public policy
  • government environments
  • public affairs
  • political science
  • advocacy or civil service
• Knowledge of organisational psychology or behavioural science
• Experience in consulting (internships count)
• Additional languages are a plus

Personal Attributes We Look For

• Naturally curious, intellectually sharp and eager to learn
• Emotionally intelligent, diplomatic and professional
• Strong interpersonal skills and client‑facing confidence
• Comfortable working in sensitive, high‑stakes environments
• Ability to work well under pressure and manage multiple tasks

How To Apply

Submit your CV and a short cover letter via LinkedIn (or email if specified).

In your cover letter, please highlight:

• Your strongest writing or analytical skills
• Any relevant advisory, policy, government or public‑affairs exposure (if applicable)
• Why you want to work at MindFriend Pro

Benefits

• Competitive starting salary: £36,000, will increase depending on your ability
• Rapid progression opportunities and salary increases tied to performance
• Exposure to senior decision‑makers, government stakeholders and international environments
• Training in behavioural analysis, strategic advisory and leadership consulting
• Opportunity to travel globally depending on client needs
• A collaborative and supportive team with mentorship from senior experts
• Hybrid working model (office + remote)