Exceptional graduate 1st Class or 2:1 honours degree - RJ-0063

£22,000 to £30,000 + Pension, Private Health & Life Assurance - London

Embedded / applications software developers required at graduate level to work on complex software development in programming languages such as C, C++ or Java for a range of complex telecommunications products.

This company (in the top 10 of the best 100 companies to work for) is looking for a recent graduate to join their software development team programming using C, C++ or Java. If this is of interest please read on, as this could be just what you are looking for!

As a new graduate you will receive training in C, C++ or Java and you will have your own individual development plan, tailored to meet your specific needs and objectives. At the heart of your training will be a high level of support and assistance from your assigned mentor and manager, the company has a strong focus on personal career development encouraging individuals to pursue a long-term career across all elements of their business in the future.

To be considered for this opportunity, you will need outstanding ability, with a desire to make their careers in technology, particularly software development using C, C++ or Java, combined with an excellent academic background, which includes a 1st Class or 2:1 honours degree, from a top University (and maybe a PhD / D.Phil.), at least 3 A Levels (or equivalent) in numerate subjects all at A Grade and GCSE's (or equivalent) all at A or A* grade [in order to be considered, if your CV does not include details of your A Level and GCSE exams, or equivalents, please supply a separate Word document listing subjects studied and grades achieved].

You will be working for a company with a, friendly and relaxed environment with a complete range of up to date tools which is combined with full technical support and training. This opportunity could get your career off to an excellent start.

For further information, please contact Roger Jones. We specialise in technical recruitment, feel free to call for an informal discussion.