Title: Junior Supply Chain Consultant Title: Junior Supply Chain Consultant Salary range : £35,000 to £45,000 per annum Location: Bristol, Plymouth, Burton – other FNC office locations considered Working Pattern: We operate a flexible hybrid working pattern at Frazer-Nash, with time split between the office, client sites and working from home. Closing date is 4th July 2025, but early application encouraged. Frazer-Nash is a leading business and engineering consultancy. We work across some of the most critical and complex challenges facing governments, businesses, and society, from defence and energy through to healthcare, transport, and infrastructure. Our Supply Chain team is growing, and we’re looking for the next generation of consultants to help shape resilient, sustainable, and future-ready supply chains for our clients. Recent Projects We've Delivered At Frazer-Nash, we’ve delivered high-impact supply chain and procurement projects across diverse sectors, including public health, defence, innovation, and space. As a Junior Consultant, you’ll have the opportunity to support meaningful work such as: Strategic Innovation Delivery for Thames Freeport – Managing the design and delivery of procurement strategies to support Thames Freeport establish a “21st Century City” - the best place to live and work in the United Kingdom, bringing together highly productive industrial clusters, including a £3.3M AI Pathfinder Centre, 5G innovation partners, health service and wider portfolio of innovation and investment. MOD Procurement Portfolio – Supporting time-critical MOD procurement activity for complex capability acquisition. NHS Test & Trace Supply Chain Transformation – Helping to rapidly design and implement procurement and supply chain operating models for the UK’s national COVID-19 response. This included framework alignment, supply chain assurance, and contract governance support. Defence R&D Supply Chain Delivery – Supporting Dstl in building and managing a dynamic supplier ecosystem for early-stage research. Projects focused on supply chain access to SMEs, non-traditional suppliers, and research institutions in high-security environments. Space Sector Supplier Ecosystem Development – Developing scalable, secure, and innovation-led procurement solutions for clients in the space sector, with a focus on emerging supply chain capability and pre-market engagement for launch, propulsion, and satellite-related services. Nuclear Waste Services (NWS) Supply Chain Maturity Review – Delivering maturity assessments, supplier risk frameworks, and future operating models for NWS to improve resilience and long-term contract performance across their national supply chain. Global Supplier Diversification for Solar Turbines – Conducting international supplier research and technical due diligence to support the identification of alternative sources for critical engineered parts in the energy sector, enabling enhanced sourcing resilience and dual-supply capability. The Role We are looking to recruit two Supply Chain Consultants to join our expanding team. One of which is suited to an early-career professional with up to 1–2 years’ experience in a supply chain or procurement environment who is interested in developing their skills in a consultancy setting. The second position is aimed at a more experienced individual with 3 years of relevant experience, an ability to manage supply chain projects, and the confidence to organise their own tasks with clients. Both positions offer access to structured development, practical learning, mentoring, and clear progression pathways within an innovative and supportive consultancy environment. As a Junior Supply Chain Consultant, you’ll become part of a skilled and collaborative team delivering a wide range of strategic procurement and supply chain projects. These may include developing sourcing strategies, improving supply chain resilience, navigating procurement regulations, and supporting innovation across diverse sectors. You’ll work closely with experienced consultants and client stakeholders, gaining practical experience across the full procurement lifecycle. Regardless of your level of experience, this role allows you to enhance your skills while navigating a lively, client-centered landscape. Key Responsibilities Support delivery of supply chain and procurement consultancy projects Conduct market research, data analysis and supplier mapping exercises Draft tender documents, evaluation models and contract templates Assist in running procurement processes including supplier engagement, assessment and moderation Support development of commercial strategies, sourcing plans and supply chain improvement initiatives Contribute to internal initiatives that drive innovation and thought leadership in supply chain Inputting into bids to support securing new and future work Core Technical Skills Understanding of end-to-end supply chain processes, including demand planning, sourcing, managing supply chain projects, and supplier management Working knowledge of procurement procedures (RFQ, ITT, contract award, due diligence) in both public and private sectors Awareness of procurement regulations, such as PCR 2015 or Procurement Act 2023 Basic commercial and contract awareness (e.g. understanding terms, SLAs, KPIs) Ability to use and learn procurement and supply chain tools (e.g. Excel, ERP/MRP systems, e-sourcing platforms) Analytical skills for interpreting data, assessing supplier proposals, and identifying value for money opportunities Consulting & Delivery Skills Ability to manage workstreams or small projects, including tracking actions, updating clients, and meeting deadlines Clear and professional written communication, including drafting reports, policies, and formal documents Presentation and stakeholder engagement skills, especially in virtual or client-facing environments Problem-solving mindset – able to suggest practical solutions to complex issues Professional Behaviours Motivated and organized, with a willingness to accept responsibility for deliverables and manage tasks efficiently Highly organised, with good time management and prioritisation across multiple tasks Curious and willing to learn, especially in complex or technical environments Collaborative and willing to support peers, share knowledge, and contribute to team goals Client-focused, with an understanding of how to deliver value and manage client expectations Qualification that would be beneficial CIPS qualification (or working towards) and desire to achieve full MCIPS At least 2 years of relevant experience in a procurement or supply chain environment Experience working in a consulting or project-based environment Sector knowledge (e.g. defence, infrastructure, public sector) is a plus Ability to engage with suppliers and stakeholders independently Experience developing procurement documentation, tender packs, or supplier evaluation tools Due to the nature of the work that Frazer-Nash Consultancy undertake, candidates will be required to undergo pre-employment screening and must be able to satisfy clearance criteria for UK National Security Vetting. Benefits We provide our people with an excellent benefit and offering package that comprises: Competitive salary with yearly reviews 25 days holiday the opportunity to buy 5 days. A company that has its heart in the right place and a welcoming work culture. Happy to talk flexible working Enhanced parental benefits Company pension scheme Targeted professional development Life assurance Private healthcare membership Bonus scheme linked into company performance Paid membership fees to a professional institution Support in attaining professional membership Cycle to work scheme Season rail ticket loan And further optional benefits you can tailor to your personal requirements