Graduate Analyst - Portuguese Speaker

Job description

We are looking for bright and driven graduates from all disciplines to work on exciting projects in our Analyst team.

You will work across a range of healthcare settings to understand requirements, and then collaborate with Software Developers to design new functionality. The role combines aspects of business analysis, systems analysis, and project management.

The variety of projects means that you will always have something new to learn. Your first project could be working on functionality to help a hospital manage patient flow in a busy emergency department. On the next, you could be designing and deploying an app for patients in rural communities in a different country.

Salary and Benefits

We will give you an excellent starting salary of £60,000 with outstanding annual pay reviews and no crazy working hours! Your salary will increase rapidly during your time at the company.

You will also receive a range of benefits, including:

  • Fantastic holiday entitlement
  • Regular social events
  • Opportunities to travel internationally
  • Life insurance
  • BUPA Health, Dental and Travel cover
  • £300 birthday meal allowance
  • Pub Fridays

Read what its like to work at TPP and to see our full list of benefits.

TPP has been consistently recognised as an outstanding graduate employer. Since 2017, we have consistently featured in The Job Crowds "Top Company for Graduates to Work For", and were the overall winners for 2026/2027 in addition to awards for 'Best Salary', 'Benefits', 'Responsibility, Management' and Career Progression. We have also been consistently named in the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers list.

What we are looking for

  • Predicted 2:1 or above at degree level
  • Minimum AAB at A-level
  • Bilingual Portuguese and English speaker
International equivalents are accepted, see below for details.

International equivalents

Degree Level

  • GPA of 3.5 or above
A Level

  • 33 or above in the International Baccalaureate
  • AABBBB at Scottish Higher / ABB at Advanced Scottish Higher
  • Diploma de Ensino Secundário with a grade of at least 14
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