KPMG Technology Risk Graduate Programme 2027

KPMG invites suitably qualified graduates to apply for the Technology Risk Graduate Programme FY2027 in Johannesburg and Cape Town.

Graduate Programme Application Closing Date

Not specified

Graduate Programme Locations

Johannesburg, Gauteng and Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

KPMG Technology Risk Graduate Programme FY2027

KPMG is recruiting graduates for its Technology Risk Graduate Programme for FY2027. The programme is designed for candidates interested in working at the intersection of: Technology. Business. Risk. Audit. Cybersecurity. Data. Emerging technologies. Successful graduates may gain practical exposure to Technology Risk engagements while receiving on-the-job learning and coaching from experienced professionals.

Graduate Programme Overview

Organisation: KPMG

Programme: Technology Risk Graduate Programme FY2027

Business Area: Advisory – Technology Risk

Locations: Johannesburg and Cape Town

Johannesburg Job Number:

Cape Town Job Number: S

Programme Year: FY2027

Closing Date: Not specified

Application Method: Online Johannesburg

Qualification Requirements

Applicants for the Johannesburg programme may qualify with one of the following: BSc Computer Science. BSc Information Technology. BSc Information Systems. BCom Informatics. Bachelor in Information Technology. Internal Audit Honours. Internal Audit PGDA. Applicants with differently named or related qualifications should check the official KPMG vacancy before assuming equivalence.

The Cape Town programme lists the following qualifications: BSc Computer Science / Information Technology. BSc Information Systems. BCom Informatics. Bachelor in Information Technology. Internal Audit Honours. Internal Audit PGDA.

What Is Technology Risk?

Technology Risk focuses on the risks organisations face as they increasingly depend on technology to operate. The field can involve assessing whether technology systems, processes and controls are designed and operating effectively. Technology Risk professionals may consider areas such as:

IT governance Information security Cybersecurity IT controls Technology assurance Access management Business continuity Cloud technology Data and analytics Emerging technology risks Technology Areas Mentioned by KPMG

KPMG’s Technology Risk environment may involve exposure to:

Cloud technology Robotic Process Automation Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Data and analytics Cybersecurity IT risk and control assessments What Graduates May Gain

The programme may provide graduates with:

On-the-job learning Coaching Practical client exposure Technology Risk experience Exposure to IT and finance environments Experience working with business and technology stakeholders Opportunities to develop analytical and consulting skills Skills and Attributes

KPMG is looking for candidates who can demonstrate:

Interest in Technology Risk Strong teamwork Ability to work independently Adaptability Problem-solving ability Analytical thinking Willingness to learn Ability to operate in changing environments Problem-Solving Skills

Candidates should be able to:

Identify problems Analyse potential root causes Consider risks Recommend possible solutions

This is particularly important in Technology Risk, where graduates may need to understand both technical systems and their impact on business processes.

Who Should Consider Applying?

The programme may suit graduates interested in careers involving:

Technology consulting IT risk IT audit Cybersecurity Technology assurance Governance Controls Data analytics Emerging technologies

The supplied information does not state that applicants need several years of professional Technology Risk experience.

Important Application Notes

Applicants should note that: Opportunities are available in Johannesburg and Cape Town. The programme falls within KPMG’s Technology Risk Advisory environment. Relevant qualifications include Computer Science, Information Technology, Information Systems, Informatics and certain Internal Audit qualifications. Technology Risk involves more than general IT support or software development. Candidates should demonstrate analytical thinking, adaptability and problem-solving ability.

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