2026 Graduate PMO Analyst, Strategic Infrastructure
National Grid is at the heart of the UK energy network, keeping people connected and society moving. We develop, own and maintain the physical infrastructure such as pylons and cables needed to move electricity generated from wind farms and power sources around the country. We are leading the transformation toward a greener future, dreaming bigger to bring a more affordable energy future to everyone.
About the Role
Strategic Infrastructure delivers major strategic UK electricity transmission projects. The PMO Analyst supports the Programme Management Office, tracking deliverables, milestones, risks, issues and project governance. The analyst assists in defining and updating project management processes, standards and governance.
* Support projects/programmes in New Infrastructure using PMO tools such as planning, cost, portfolio reporting, risk, change, governance, process & systems support
* Support PMO across New Infrastructure with cross‑department business priorities that require further analysis
* Continuously review and improve processes by raising innovative solutions to drive value and establish best practice
* Support career development through practical experience of schedule management, change management, risk management and business analysis
Qualifications
• Minimum 2:2 in an Engineering, Statistics, Data Science, Maths, Computer Science, Business Management or Project Management degree (or on track to achieve this threshold). • Current UK full driving licence, or licence in progress with theory test passed and practical test booked on assessment centre date. • Flexibility to travel occasionally within the UK and across graduate development placements.
Graduate Programme
18‑month tailored development pathway covering leadership, business and technical skills. Twelve in‑person and virtual development sessions, mentorship, 1:1 coaching, and three 6‑month placements across the UK. Opportunities for IET membership and support for chartership.
What You’ll Get In Return
• Starting salary of £36,640 per annum
• Flexibile hybrid working based in Central Birmingham
Benefits
* £2,000 bonus once you join the programme
* £2,400 payment on successful completion of the programme
* Up to £200 per month accommodation allowance and additional annual leave for placement moves
* Pension, share‑option schemes, flexible benefits, mentorship, regular feedback and volunteering opportunities
* 26 days holiday, plus bank holidays
More Information
Apply for one graduate opportunity during this recruitment cycle. Assessment centres run between November and April 2026. National Grid’s Graduate & Student opportunities are open to all UK right‑to‑work candidates. Sponsorship is not normally offered, but exceptional circumstances may be considered.
National Grid welcomes diverse experiences and backgrounds and is committed to building a workforce that represents the communities we serve.
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