Financial Restructuring Industrial Placement - Northern Ireland - July 2027 intake

Shaping the future by empowering clients to make informed, strategic decisions

Programme overview

On the Financial Restructuring Industrial Placement, you’ll shape the future with confidence by solving our clients’ most pressing challenges. Through independent analysis and advice, we help clients get back on track where possible or navigate insolvency procedures like administration or receivership. As a Shaper of the future, you’ll build your potential while making a real impact for clients and society.

Core skills for success

• Ownership and proactivity - Ability to work as part of a team but also able to work effectively on your own, using your own initiative and judgement as required.
• Professionalism - Effective communication skills and time management. Delivering work to a high standard and continuously improving.
• Adaptability - Ability to shift approach as priorities evolve.
• Collaboration - Thrive in inclusive teams where every voice and perspective strengthens outcomes.
• Curiosity and motivation - Developing your potential by continuously building new technical and digital skills.
• Integrity - Acting with confidence and accountability to protect trust in business and society.

What you will be doing

• Solve urgent business problems.
• Work on client engagements that help build trust and confidence.
• Work autonomously alongside colleagues, solicitors and finance professionals.
• Develop your skills through hands-on experience, coaching and formal learning.

Please note: If you are successful in securing an offer you will be required to remain in Northern Ireland for the entire duration of the programme. The offer cannot be transferred to any other EY location in the UK or Ireland.

Key programme facts

• Programme length
  One year
• Professional qualification
  Future-focused skills and training
• Salary
  Competitive
• Start date
  July 2027

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