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Leads technology due diligence, value creation, modernization, and post-deal integration or separation initiatives for private equity funds and portfolio companies. Evaluates technology architecture, infrastructure, cybersecurity, scalability, technical debt, and investment needs. Develops IT transition and separation plans, coordinates Day 1 readiness, and delivers system migrations and carve-out builds while advising senior technology and business stakeholders.

Advise energy and natural resources clients on strategic communications, corporate reputation, capital markets messaging, stakeholder engagement, media relations, and high-profile events. Develop communications plans, narratives, key messages, Q&As, briefings, and consensus trackers while coordinating account deliverables, managing colleagues, supporting client relationships, and building networks with journalists, policymakers, investors, and industry stakeholders.

Provides country-specific HR advisory and operational support across employee lifecycle processes, including job data changes, offboarding, global mobility, leave management, contingent workforce administration, payroll inputs, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, compensation reviews, reporting, and policy updates. The role partners with HR Business Partners and stakeholders, leads HR projects and process improvements, ensures data accuracy and compliance, and supports UK labor law requirements.

Leads transaction services and financial due diligence engagements for buy-side, sell-side, refinancing, restructuring, and equity transactions. Responsibilities include financial analysis and modeling, identifying value drivers and deal issues, preparing equity bridges and price adjustments, presenting findings to clients and transaction stakeholders, managing complex projects, mentoring consultants, supporting negotiations, and developing client relationships and new business.

Lead technology due diligence, value creation, modernization, and post-deal integration or separation for private equity funds and portfolio companies. Assess architecture, infrastructure, cybersecurity, technical debt, scalability, costs, and technology investment needs. Define IT transition service agreements, separation requirements, and Day 1 readiness plans. Lead carve-outs, migrations, and platform integrations while advising CTOs, CIOs, and engineering leaders. Translate complex technical and operational issues into commercial insights under tight timelines and ambiguity.

Lead operational and technology due diligence, value creation planning, transaction execution, and post-deal integration for private equity clients. Assess business operations, systems, scalability, risks, and investment needs; develop modernization plans; support TSAs, Day 1 readiness, carve-outs, migrations, and platform integrations. Translate technical and operational findings into commercial insights while managing stakeholders and delivering change under tight timelines and ambiguity.

Supports live client engagements involving business transformation, performance improvement, due diligence, carve-outs, and post-merger integration. Responsibilities include conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis, targeted research, identifying insights and improvement opportunities, and developing clear client-ready presentations. The intern will work alongside experienced consultants, receive coaching, and build consulting, problem-solving, and client-delivery skills.

Supports the Capital Markets Services team through quantitative, industry, and market research and analysis focused on financial, commodity, and energy markets. Assists with valuation and risk management solutions, client issue resolution, articles, proposals, and presentations. Interns communicate findings clearly, apply logical approaches to complex problems, and collaborate with senior consultants across disputes, investigations, transaction advisory, and financial consulting engagements.

Entry-level cybersecurity graduate role supporting breach triage, root-cause analysis, digital forensics, cybersecurity maturity assessments, threat intelligence, exposure assessments, client reporting, and post-breach remediation. The role also involves monitoring industry threats, contributing to thought leadership, improving service offerings, and working collaboratively with cybersecurity experts. Candidates should have a technical or investigative degree, strong analytical and communication skills, and an interest in cybersecurity.

Entry-level consultants conduct industry research, economic and econometric analysis, financial modeling, valuation, regulatory reviews, and market research. They use Excel, financial databases, statistical tools, and energy-market modeling software, then communicate findings through emails, memos, and presentations. Graduates receive training toward the ACA or CFA and work on complex commercial disputes, arbitration, valuation, and economic regulation projects.