Business Graduate - Project Manager - January 2027

United Kingdom

Full-time

Remote

New Grad

CGI is one of the largest IT and business consulting services firms in the world. The Business Graduate - Project Manager will support the planning, coordination and delivery of projects, while managing priorities, risks, dependencies and stakeholder expectations. The role also involves contributing to continuous improvement and early-career initiatives.

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Responsibilities

Support project planning: Help develop delivery plans, schedules, milestones and success measures
Monitor delivery: Track progress, actions, budgets and dependencies, helping teams remain focused on agreed outcomes
Manage risks and governance: Identify and record risks and issues, support project reporting and help maintain effective governance
Collaborate with stakeholders: Work with colleagues, clients and delivery partners to maintain clear communication and coordinate project activity
Support continuous improvement: Use evidence, feedback and lessons learned to help improve how projects are delivered
Innovate alongside other graduates: Take part in early careers initiatives that go beyond your day-to-day role

Qualification

Required

This opportunity is designed for graduates who have completed their studies and are ready to start their CGI journey in January 2027
A minimum 2:2 degree (some roles may require a 2:1)
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present information clearly and persuasively
Commercial awareness and an interest in clients, markets and business development
Confidence building relationships and collaborating with colleagues and stakeholders
Good research and analytical skills, with the ability to identify relevant insights and opportunities
Creativity, attention to detail and the ability to contribute to high-quality bids, proposals and presentations
Eligibility for Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) clearance, with many roles requiring higher National Security Vetting. This typically requires 5–10 years of continuous UK residency