FAQs
Do we support remote work?
No, we do not offer home working contracts; the successful candidate will be based at an MoJ HQ site or Justice Collaboration Centre.
What are the key responsibilities of the Portfolio Analyst role?
Key responsibilities include managing portfolio data and information, leading quality assurance reviews, developing regular portfolio reports, analyzing key portfolio data for insights, engaging with stakeholders, maintaining frameworks and methodologies, and ensuring continuous improvement through knowledge management.
What qualifications or experience do I need to apply for this role?
The ideal candidate should have experience working in a project, programme, or portfolio management office with skills in planning, governance, and risk management. Familiarity with the government functional standard for project delivery is also desirable.
What technical skills will be assessed during the selection process?
The selection process will assess skills in Governance, Quality Management, Stakeholder Engagement, Knowledge Management, and Resilience.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, frequent travel will be required to locations where the Portfolio & Assurance team is based.
What is the salary range for the Portfolio Analyst position?
The salary for this position is set at Band B – SEO, with a starting salary of £41,463, plus additional contributions to a Civil Service pension scheme.
What kind of professional development opportunities are available?
The Ministry of Justice offers professional development opportunities, guidance, tools, support, and access to the Government Project Delivery Professional Network.
How do I apply for this position?
You need to complete an application form providing evidence of how you meet specific project delivery competencies and submit a current CV.
What is the application deadline for this role?
The job advertisement does not specify an application deadline; candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Are there any specific nationality requirements for applicants?
Yes, the role is open to UK nationals, nationals of the Republic of Ireland, Commonwealth countries, EU nationals with settled status, and specific other categories as outlined in the job description.
Will feedback be provided if I am not selected for an interview?
No, feedback is not available for those who are not invited to interview.
What are the benefits of working for the Ministry of Justice?
Benefits include access to learning and development, a flexible working environment, a Civil Service pension scheme, annual leave, and support for work-life balance.