Glasgow Software Engineering Graduate Programme 2027 - 2028

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Design and develop applications.
• Help build and deliver technology solutions for clients.
• Identify and help address security risks to protect systems from cyber threats.
• Work on client projects and learn to use and implement technologies and systems.

What you’ll need

• Be a confident coder in at least one major programming language.
• Have a Computer Science, IT, or technology-related degree by the start date.
• Maths, Science, or Engineering graduates, or candidates with a Master’s, may also be considered if they demonstrate strong coding skills.
• The programme values application-building experience, communication, teamwork, flexibility, resilience, and a learning mindset.

Training and development

• Training includes core analyst learning, role-specific preparation, and potentially delivery lifecycle, programming languages, platforms, and developer tools.
• Training may include Generative AI and access to cloud and technology platform certifications.
• Project-based learning provides experience working on client challenges with experienced teams.

Workplace and attendance

• Attend the assigned UK office at least three days per week and live within commuting distance.
• Project work may also involve client sites.

Compensation

• Starting salary is £36,400 per year, plus a £7,200 signing bonus subject to terms.

Benefits

• Benefits include annual leave, volunteering leave, matched pension contributions, share purchase options, private medical insurance, life assurance, wellbeing support, and parental leave, subject to terms.