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CGI in the United Kingdom is seeking an emerging consultant to support transformation programs, focusing on process improvement, stakeholder engagement, and business change. You’ll learn from senior consultants while taking ownership of defined tasks and workstreams.
You’ll gain exposure to structured methodologies and data-driven decision making, with training, mentoring, and hands‑on experience to grow your consulting career. A UK Security Clearance or eligibility is required.
At CGI, you’ll help organisations improve how they work by supporting projects that simplify processes, solve business problems, and deliver real value. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their consulting career who wants to build strong foundations in process improvement, stakeholder engagement, and business change.
You’ll work as part of a supportive team, learning from experienced consultants while taking ownership of defined tasks and workstreams. You’ll contribute to meaningful transformation projects and gain exposure to senior stakeholders, structured methodologies, and data-driven decision making.
CGI was recognised in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work List 2025 and has been named a UK ‘Best Employer’ by the Financial Times. We offer a competitive salary, excellent pension, private healthcare, plus a share scheme (3.5% + 3.5% matching) which makes you a CGI Partner, not just an employee.
We are committed to inclusivity, building a genuinely diverse community of tech talent and proudly hold a Gold Award in recognition of our support of the Armed Forces Corporate Covenant.
Join us and you’ll be part of an open, friendly community of experts. We’ll provide training, mentoring, and hands‑on experience to help you grow your consulting career.
Due to the secure nature of the programme, you will need to hold UK Security Clearance or be eligible to obtain it. This is a hybrid role, with an expectation of being on client site 1–2 days across the UK per week on average.