Join EY as a Project Consultant and contribute to building a better working world. We foster a culture of training, opportunities, and creative freedom, focusing on your development and professional growth. "It's yours to build" is our philosophy, offering limitless potential and fulfilling experiences.

This role is part of our National PAS WKFA team, specifically within CNS-PC-Talent in Bangalore. We empower clients by strategically aligning their people agenda with business objectives. Our Human@Center approach drives sustainable change through workforce power, enabling clients to reimagine their future talent.

We specialize in Organization and Workforce Transformation, Change Experience & Learning, Purpose, Culture and Leadership, and HR Transformation, Systems and Rewards. Leverage our proprietary EY Organization & Talent Hub and EY Noggin Labs for innovative solutions.

As a Project Consultant, you will drive technical excellence within client engagements. Your role involves collaborating across client departments, adhering to commercial and legal requirements. You will apply a practical approach to problem-solving, delivering insightful and actionable solutions.

Key responsibilities include contributing to organization and workforce transformation, developing change experience and learning strategies, aligning purpose, culture, and leadership programs, and supporting HR transformation, systems, and rewards initiatives.

To qualify for this Project Consultant role, you must hold a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree and possess a minimum of 3 years of experience in Business Analysis.

We are looking for individuals who can collaborate effectively, solve complex problems with practical solutions, and demonstrate agility, curiosity, and creativity. Adaptability and sustained positive energy are key attributes we value. EY offers market-leading growth, extensive investment in skills and learning, a personalized career journey, and a commitment to an inclusive environment that balances client service with employee wellbeing.