
Circa £30k, salary dependant on skills and experience
Full time, 37 hours a week
We’re looking for a highly analytical and strategic Programme Benefits Analyst to join our Major Projects team within Strategic Asset Management. This role is pivotal in ensuring that the benefits from large-scale, strategic projects are clearly defined, tracked, and realised in alignment with Anglian Water’s business goals.
You’ll work at the intersection of project delivery and business strategy, providing critical insight and assurance that the value promised in business cases is achieved and sustained post-implementation.
Why Anglian Water?
Join a purpose-led organisation committed to environmental sustainability and innovation. We offer a collaborative culture, flexible working, and the opportunity to make a real impact on major infrastructure projects.
Why apply? If you enjoy turning data into insight and want to see your work influence real business decisions, this is a brilliant opportunity to make an impact.
You’ll work alongside project teams and senior stakeholders on major strategic projects, developing your experience in benefits management, business cases and data analysis. With exposure to high-profile programmes, plenty of opportunity to build your expertise and the flexibility of hybrid working, this is a role where you can genuinely see the value your work creates.
Closing date: 7th October 2026
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Anglian Water supply water and water recycling services to more than six million domestic and business customers in the east of England and Hartlepool. Our services are at the heart of every single family and community in our region. We clean water to the highest standard, deliver it to millions of homes, and carefully manage it to ensure it never runs out.
We’re the largest water and water recycling company in England and Wales by geographic area. We’re also one of the driest regions in the country, with just 600 millimetres of rain each year, on average a third less than the rest of England. In fact some areas have a lower annual rainfall than Jerusalem. That’s why it’s vital that we look after the water that we’ve got.