Graduate Consultant - Business (Fast Track Program) Melbourne

About the role

Protiviti, a global consulting firm with more than 85 offices, runs a fast-track graduate program in Melbourne for a Q2 2027 start. The program identifies high-potential talent ahead of the standard graduate intake and leads to a consulting career in one of two specialisations: Internal Audit & Financial Advisory (IAFA) or Legal, Risk & Compliance (LR&C). Graduates work closely with clients to understand their challenges, find improvement opportunities and deliver solutions.

Key responsibilities

• Work closely with clients to understand their challenges and identify improvement opportunities
• Plan and scope project objectives
• Conduct research and fieldwork to diagnose business issues
• Document insights and form recommendations
• Prepare deliverables for clients

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Commerce, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Computer Science, IT or a related discipline
• Degree completed within the last two years
• Australian/New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency
• Availability to start full-time work in Q2 2027
• Desirable: strong communication and interpersonal skills, proactive mindset, prior work experience or internships in professional services

What we offer

• Starting salary of $73,360 (inclusive of superannuation) and an $80 monthly mobile phone reimbursement
• Structured graduate training, mentorship and exposure to financial services, energy, government, healthcare and technology sectors
• Health and wellbeing support, including an Employee Assistance Program and annual flu vaccinations
• Flexible leave, including up to 22 weeks of parental leave
• Funding for up to two professional memberships per year and study assistance
• Possible international secondments and a vibrant social culture

To apply, submit a CV, cover letter and proof of citizenship or residency through the application link; shortlisted candidates meet a team member informally, then attend an in-person assessment centre.