Deal Advisory - Infrastructure, Capital Projects, & Sustainability Full-Time - Toronto - Fall 2027

Overview At KPMG in Canada, our people bring their unique perspectives to Canada’s most important challenges. Here, you can build momentum that reaches beyond our business, develop skills for the future, and take ownership of your career with support at every stage. Join a firm where your career can make a difference.

Do work that matters, supported by a community that values difference and cares about you. Gain learning that’ll last you a lifetime and be recognized for the impact you make. With a focus on encouraging employees to come as they are, KPMG provides its employees with a variety of unique tools and support systems that ensure they thrive and make their mark in their career and in their communities .

What You Will Do Our Toronto office is seeking undergraduate or postgraduate students to join the team Full-Time in Fall 2027 as a part of our Deal Advisory - Infrastructure, Capital Projects, & Sustainability practice.

When applying, please select "Full-Time" as your preferred position and indicate Fall 2027 as your preferred start date for potential employment. Our Infrastructure, Capital Projects, & Sustainability Team KPMG’s Infrastructure, Capital Projects, and Sustainability (ICPS) practice is focused on being the trusted advisors of choice on major infrastructure programs within federal, provincial and municipal governments, and transport, education, power and utilities, digital, healthcare, energy and mining, sustainability, and Indigenous advisory.

We are a team of 70 professionals within Toronto and a national team of over 250 including economists, engineers, project managers, finance professionals, accountants, and sustainability consultants.

Within the ICPS practice, our sustainability professionals support investors, corporates and public sector clients to address climate, decarbonization, low-carbon energy, sustainability and broader ESG requirements. Examples of the services we provide include sustainability strategy and reporting, climate risk assessments, decarbonization planning, low-carbon energy development and procurement, ESG due diligence and value creation, and sustainable finance. While our practice serves clients across all sectors, our most frequent mandates involve industrials, natural resources, infrastructure, real estate, retail, cities, financial services, and private equity.

As a Consultant, you will support the delivery of high-quality services to top-tier public and private sector clients including government agencies, municipalities, investors and asset managers, financial institutions, and private companies across sectors such as mining, telecommunications, infrastructure, utilities, and energy.

What’s In It For You Full-Time Students At KPMG in Canada, you will find opportunity across geographies and industries to do work that matters with a team of peers, mentors and leaders that value your unique perspectives and experiences.

As a full-time employee at the firm, you will have the opportunity to work closely with our clients and learn about different industries while you advance your learning and development goals through personalized on-the-job training, supported by your performance manager, to ensure your growth is continuous throughout your career journey. We provide opportunities that enable you to thrive with us, including remote work and travel program opportunities and 50 personal care hours beyond your vacation time.

You will also benefit from KPMG’s learning and development offerings, including technical training, professional skills development, and mentorship opportunities that support your long-term career growth.

What You Bring To The Role You strive to make a meaningful and positive difference alongside your peers, to work collaboratively and with innovation at the forefront. You’re passionate about being involved in your local community and post-secondary institution and have a proven ability to achieve personal and professional success while being curious as you learn emerging practices and technologies.

You demonstrate

  • Undergraduate or postgraduate student entering the final year of your program and expected to graduate in Winter or Spring 2027.
  • Completing a degree in sustainability, business, engineering, environmental or climate science, public policy or other related programs.
  • Ability to combine both quantitative and qualitative analysis to understand and solve sustainability and climate-related business problems, including their potential commercial, operational, financial and strategic implications for the private and public sectors
  • Attention to detail and commitment to delivering high-quality work
  • Demonstrated record of leadership roles in academic and/or extr
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