Risk & Controls Consulting - Reputation, Crisis & Resilience

Deloitte (UK); Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Training & development

Inclusive culture

Job summary

Deloitte's Reputation, Crisis and Resilience team in the UK offers graduates the chance to work on high‑impact client projects across finance, retail, pharma and government, helping organisations navigate disruption and build resilience.

You will be embedded in client work from day one, with training, mentoring and a broad range of learning resources, while benefiting from a hybrid work setup and clear progression paths.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2:1 degree and graduation by Sept 2027.
• Strong analytical and written communication skills.
• Ability to work across teams and industries.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research, organise and analyse data, and prepare reports and presentations.
• Summarise client requirements and propose practical solutions.
• Prepare materials for client meetings and workshops.
• Manage project tasks, schedules and deadlines.
• Support business development, client targeting and proposal activities.

Skills

Research & analysis

Report writing

Presentations

Project coordination

Proposal writing

Education

2:1 degree or higher

Graduated by September 2027

Job description

Our leading Reputation, Crisis and Resilience (RCR) team supports clients to build resilience to strategic risks, incidents, and crises – while meeting regulatory requirements .

Our clients are some of the largest and most well-known organisations across all industries. Examples include international financial institutions, retail and consumer giants, pharmaceutical companies, public sector bodies and Government departments, global energy providers, and international sporting events.

Our clients operate in an ever-changing, uncertain environment, where their ability to effectively prepare for, and respond to, disruption, risk and opportunity can define their reputation. Whether it be geo-political events, climate change, cyber threats, supply chain risks, political and regulatory change, or new technological innovation, our clients need to navigate shocks, high impact events, and change.

These can be diverse in nature and range from acts of terrorism, industrial disputes, severe weather and health pandemics to share price collapses, IT outages or cyber-attacks, supplier failures, or major international events.

The RCR team sits within our wider Technology & Transformation practice and is growing rapidly. As the largest team of resilience and crisis professionals in the UK, RCR combines deep industry knowledge with business advisory experience and significant technical expertise.

What skills and academic qualifications do I need?

You’ll need to have obtained or be studying towards a minimum 2:1 in any degree discipline and have graduated by September 2027 for the Autumn 2027 intake.

We have identified 10 core skills that are essential to all our roles in Early Careers. To learn more about these skills and their detailed descriptions, please visit the 'Discover What We Look For' section in our Candidate Zone .

What kind of work will I do?

You will have the opportunity to work with a range of teams across a broad range of industries, helping clients to navigate periods of change and complexity, build resilience against strategic, operational and technology risks, and make informed risk decisions to grow their business, manage disruption, and preserve their brand.

We believe in providing our graduates with a ‘live experience’ as soon as they land in the business, which means assigning you to a client project and enabling you to work with Deloitte colleagues and client teams. Tasks will vary across each project, but will include (and are not limited to):

• Completing research, organising and analysing data, reading contracts and documents and creating reports and presentations to communicate insights
• Summarising our clients’ requirements and proposing solutions to address these
• Preparing materials to support client meetings and workshops
• Project management tasks, such as scheduling meetings, taking minutes and tracking deadlines
• Supporting our team’s ambitious growth ambitions with client targeting, business development and supporting with proposal writing activities

Where will I work?

At Deloitte we recognise how important face-to-face interaction is for your development in a new role. We also understand that our people need flexibility, which is why we operate a hybrid system, with a combination of office and home working. If you’re in a client-facing role, you might be expected to attend client sites on certain days, while your meetings will be a mix of online and in-person events. Please note your final assessment and induction will also be in-person, to give you the opportunity to network and build relationships.

All our work spaces are accessible, however, if you require further flexibility due to a health condition or caring responsibilities, please discuss this with our team. You can find further information on our parent and carer policies here.

During your first few weeks with the firm, you will receive training that has been designed to cover the different areas of the work our team delivers for clients. Our ambition is to enable all our people to achieve their personal and professional goals by providing access to a wide range of quality learning materials and opportunities.

As a new member of the team, you will be empowered to become part of a client project and begin understanding and solving complex problems. We will provide support and ongoing training to allow you to learn how to handle confidential information, deliver quality work, and help build and maintain relationships with key clients.

Additional support and benefits information

• We’re a collaborative, inclusive firm and we want to help you to use your unique talents and perspectives in the workplace. From diversity networks to wellbeing and much more, we aim to support and reward you in the best way possible. Please use the links below to discover more about our processes, benefits, values and culture.
• Do you have accessibility requirements or need reasonable adjustments for the interview or assessment process? Find out how we can help.

Application deadlines:

The closing deadline for this role is 26th October 2026, but we recommend getting your application in as soon as possible. Please note, some of our roles may close before the deadline if we experience high demand.

Assessment deadlines:

Once you’ve applied to this role, you’ll receive an email from our recruitment team outlining next steps and the relevant deadlines for you to complete the following stages of our process.

We operate a strict one application per year policy across our Early Careers opportunities. We recommend only submitting an application for a role that you feel is right for you.

We accept applications from candidates who are currently on student visas for this role. We cannot accept applications from candidates who have previously spent time on a Skilled Worker or Graduate visa. If successful to offer, you must stay on your student visa until our immigration team contacts you c.3 months before start date. See our Work Permits page for more information.

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