Consultant

The Practice

The Business Technology practice at Capgemini Invent helps organizations make better decisions about technology: how to invest in it, how to govern it, and how to get measurable value from it. We work primarily with financial services clients across banking and insurance, and selectively across other sectors.

Our team in SEA is intentionally lean. We operate in small, high-performing teams with short internal hierarchies and direct access to client leadership. Consultants here carry real responsibility early, on programs that matter, with stakeholders who expect rigorous thinking and clear recommendations.

What You'll Work On

Your work will reflect where our clients are placing their most complex bets. You will help them solve their toughest challenges across our core focus areas:

• Large Program Steering: You'll bring order and delivery discipline to complex, multi-year transformations, establishing the "control tower" that provides visibility and governance across business and IT.


• Enterprise Architecture: You'll define the technology blueprints that guide major investment decisions, ensuring the client's IT landscape is coherent, scalable, and directly supports their business strategy.


• IT Cost & Value Management: You'll dive into technology portfolios to rationalize spending, build compelling investment cases, and help CIOs articulate the financial and strategic value of their work.


• AI at Scale: You'll help clients move beyond the hype, designing the strategy, operating models, and governance structures needed to deploy agentic and generative AI responsibly in regulated environments.

Your Role

As a Consultant, you are a problem-solver first and foremost. You'll be embedded with client teams, responsible for structuring ambiguous challenges, analyzing complex information, and building the roadmaps that guide major change.

You will be the one in the room who connects the dots between a business goal and the technology required to achieve it. A key part of our model is giving consultants significant ownership and direct access to senior decision-makers early in their careers.

What You'll Bring

• 1–4 years of experience in a role like management consulting, IT strategy, or a corporate transformation office, with hands-on work in at least one of our core areas (large-scale program governance, enterprise architecture, IT operating model design, IT financial management, or AI strategy).


• Strong analytical and structured thinking. You can take a messy, complex issue and frame it clearly for an executive audience.


• Credibility in client-facing settings. You are comfortable leading a workshop, contributing to a steering committee, and producing clear, defensible deliverables.


• A degree in business, technology, or a related field, combined with a deep curiosity for technology and a demonstrated ability to learn complex topics quickly.


• Experience in financial services, or a clear motivation to develop deep expertise in the sector, is a significant advantage.