Join our Infrastructure Advisory Graduate Programme as a graduate in Bristol, starting in September 2027. Over this three-year programme, you will collaborate with clients to deliver impactful public infrastructure projects while working towards an ICAS professional qualification with a competitive salary.
Requirements
No minimum degree subject or specific years of experience stated in the posting.
Core skills required include curiosity, motivation, collaboration, communication, relationship building, analytical and systems thinking, integrity, and quality.
Skills & Responsibilities
Analytical and systems thinking: Break down complex infrastructure and public policy challenges into workable actions using data and technology.
Collaboration and communication: Work effectively across diverse backgrounds, locations, and disciplines with public and private sector clients.
Financial modelling: Utilise financial modelling and data analysis to advise on high-profile infrastructure transactions.
Integrity and quality: Act with confidence and accountability to protect trust in business and society.
Potential transition routes: People from finance, economics, or public policy backgrounds may bring strong analytical and stakeholder management skills, alongside meeting the core motivational requirements for the role.
Job description
Shape the future of public infrastructure
Programme overview
On the Infrastructure Advisory Graduate Programme, you’ll shape the future with confidence by helping deliver complex, impactful projects that help public sector organisations achieve their objectives and deliver positive outcomes for society. You'll be part of a collaborative team, working on high-profile engagements and gaining exposure to a wide range of clients and sectors. As a Shaper of the future, you’ll build your potential while making a real impact for clients and society.
Core skills for success
Curiosity and motivation – Developing your potential by continuously building new technical skills.
Collaboration, communication, and relationship building - Work effectively across backgrounds, locations and disciplines.
Analytical and systems thinking - Break down complex challenges into workable actions.
Integrity and quality - Acting with confidence and accountability to protect trust in business and society.
What you will be doing
Collaborate with public and private sector clients, stakeholders and teams across the UK.
Work on infrastructure projects and transactions that support key public policy priorities.
Utilise data, technology and financial modelling, to advise on transactions.
Develop your skills through hands‑on experience, coaching and formal learning.
