Land & Bid Analyst (Graduate / Entry Level)
Brookbanks operates nationwide providing integrated and holistic consultancy services for major infrastructure and development schemes, having a reputation of designing and delivering complex mixed use projects.
As a UK, privately owned consultancy, we offer autonomy, flexibility and trust. Our people are empowered and supported to challenge the status quo, implement their ideas and make a real impact.
Our clients include many of the UK's leading blue chip residential and commercial property developers.
What's in it for you at Brookbanks?
- Hybrid and flexible working: we trust you to decide how you work best and endeavour to accommodate your personal circumstances. 3 office days and 2 days WFH.
- Personal development: we provide the opportunity to develop cross‑disciplinary expertise and have a strong promote from within culture.
- Personable environment: as a UK, privately‑owned consultancy, you'll be more than just a number.
- Roadmap for progression: we're expanding into new sectors and regions, ensuring we can honour your progression to director‑level positions.
- Autonomy: you'll have the freedom to work in your own way, create change and shape the company.
- Innovation: free from rigid processes or layers of hierarchy, we encourage fresh thinking and an entrepreneurial mindset.
- Varied projects: strong pipeline of varied projects.
As a Land & Bid Analyst you'll…
- Research and identify opportunities to support the development of the major sites strategic pipeline, including site research, client identification, and assessing existing or potential client relationships.
- Undertake research into local planning allocations to identify potential major site opportunities at a pre‑planning stage.
- Support the business in the preparation of high‑level bids for key clients, contributing research, written content, and coordination support.
- Assist with framework submissions, including researching commercially viable opportunities, coordinating input from the Brookbanks team, and supporting the drafting and submission process.
- Help identify strategic gaps in target frameworks and support the business in developing approaches to address these gaps.
What do we look for?
- A degree or relevant work experience (incl. internships and placements) in planning and development, or a related discipline.
- Strong research and analytical skills, with an interest in planning policy, land, and major site development.
- Ability to interpret local plans and planning allocations to identify site opportunities.
- Good written communication skills, with the ability to contribute to bids, frameworks, and supporting reports.
- Well organised, proactive, and able to manage multiple tasks and work effectively as part of a team.
Want to find out more? To learn more over a confidential chat, simply apply or contact Zoe Evans, Head of Talent