One-year rotational early-career consulting program for recent bachelor's or master's graduates. Participants develop core consulting competencies through onboarding, office hours, manager check-ins, workshops, and collaborative client-focused work. Candidates must live in an approved hub city and, for U.S. locations, be legally authorized to work without sponsorship.
Capitalize is a well-established data analytics consulting firm that is rapidly growing. We offer the opportunity to work with other talented individuals in a supportive, community-focused culture. By joining our team, you will be given opportunities to solve unique challenges and be a part of something very exciting as you grow your career!
We have hub cities in Dallas, Houston, Denver, Chicago & Toronto. However, we also operate under the “work from home” concept. This allows us to have a fluid, non-traditional and relaxed culture while still having avenues in place to collaborate as a team.
Capitalize Accelerated Professional Program (CAPP)
Who?
- Recent college grads with a bachelor’s/master’s relevant degree
What?
- Early careers full time rotational program focused on developing core competencies in consulting
When?
- One start date per year (Summer)
- Program duration – 1 year
Where?
- Participants must live in a Hub city (Houston, Dallas, Denver, Chicago, Toronto)
How?
- One week onboarding in-person in Dallas/Houston
- Monthly in-person office hours in Hub city
- Weekly check-ins with rotational manager
- Monthly check-ins with program manager
- Quarterly in-person workshops in Dallas/Houston
Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship for US Hub cities
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