Deloitte InfinityX Graduate Programme 2026 – Midrand | Consulting & Strategy | 36-Month Career

Job Description

Deloitte, one of the world's Big Four professional services firms with operations in over 150 countries and 450,000+ professionals globally, is inviting South African graduates to apply for its InfinityX Consulting Services Graduate Programme 2026 — based at their Midrand, Gauteng offices.

The InfinityX programme is Deloitte's innovation-led consulting graduate stream — bringing together the previously separate FSA Valuations, Financial Advisory, and Infinity X graduate programmes under one powerful, unified brand. Over 36 months, you will be embedded within Deloitte's Consulting Services business, working alongside experienced consultants and industry specialists to help South Africa's and the world's leading organisations navigate complex business challenges through strategy, technology transformation, data analytics, cybersecurity, and organisational change.

This is more than a graduate programme — it is a career-defining experience that offers exceptional learning, global exposure, formal and informal training, and direct access to Deloitte's international network of professionals. Graduates who perform well are positioned as highly sought-after consultants renowned for global excellence.

⚠️ Applications from candidates with more than two years of full-time work experience will not be considered. Deloitte will never ask for upfront payments, photographs, or sensitive personal information during recruitment.

Key Responsibilities
  • Advise businesses on growth strategy, restructuring, mergers, acquisitions, and valuations

  • Conduct financial analysis, market research, and operational assessments for clients

  • Support digital transformation projects and implement new technology solutions

  • Contribute to risk and governance advisory, cybersecurity, and crisis management engagements

  • Work on data analytics, machine learning models, AI, and dashboarding solutions

  • Assist with change management and organisational transformation initiatives

  • Identify opportunities for additional consulting services and support business development

  • Create and present client deliverables including reports, data models, and strategic presentations

  • Engage directly with clients across multiple industries through interviews, workshops, and meetings

Qualifying Fields of Study

BSc: Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Information Systems, Information Technology, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Actuarial Science, Financial Mathematics, Financial Engineering

BCom: Accounting, Financial Accounting, Corporate Finance, Management Accounting, Economics, Risk Management, Law, LLB, Information Systems, Information Technology, Marketing, Supply Chain Management

BA: Industrial Psychology, Human Resource Management, Political, Philosophical and Economic Studies

Postgraduate: Financial Engineering, Financial Mathematics, Risk Management, Actuarial Science, or similar

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