Software Engineer

Warwick
10 months ago
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Overview:

A large Design Consultancy based in Warwick are looking to expand their software engineering team in response to the increasing demand for smart devices in our connected world. As a result, we're excited to offer opportunities for talented graduate engineers who have a passion for embedded software development. If you're ready to start your career and contribute to exciting and challenging project that make a difference, this is the opportunity for you.

About the Role:

As part of our dynamic and growing technical team, you'll be working on diverse projects that range from well-known consumer products to novel transport solutions and safety-critical medical devices.

You will work within multi-functional project teams, collaborating closely with designers, electronics engineers, mechanical engineers, and other experts to integrate visual and functional aspects of products and create class-leading designs.

What We Expect:

Creative problem-solving skills: You'll generate innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges.

Academic excellence: A strong foundation in engineering with a passion for embedded systems and product development.

Quick learning ability: You'll thrive in a fast-paced, consultancy environment and adapt quickly to new information.

Effective communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to collaborate with clients and colleagues.

Responsibility and initiative: You'll take ownership of your technical design work, with support and guidance from experienced engineers.

Enthusiasm and pride in your work: You'll share our passion for creating and delivering new products.

Essential Qualities:

A 1st or Upper 2nd class degree in an engineering discipline focused on embedded systems, from a reputable university (or an equivalent technical qualification).

Experience in product design and development is beneficial but not essential. University design projects or relevant work experience will be considered.

Right to work in the UK by the time of employment commencement.

Ability to work from the site based in Warwick.

A "can do" attitude that sets the standard and inspires your colleagues and clients.

What We Offer:

Collaborative environment: Work alongside multidisciplinary teams, designing, prototyping, implementing, and validating software for award-winning products.

Real-world experience: Gain hands-on experience working directly with mechanical and electronics engineers to create innovative prototypes and tackle challenging problems.

Varied projects: Contribute to products at all stages of development, from concept to productionized code.

Prestigious clients: Collaborate with leading brands such as Bentley, GSK, Reckitt, Hitachi, Rolls-Royce, and Sanofi.

Graduate development programme: Benefit from structured career development, on-the-job training, and regular professional and technical development opportunities.

Support for your growth: Regular feedback and reviews to ensure you're on the path to success.

Pay and Benefits:

Competitive salary with paid overtime.

Generous holiday package: 22 days of holiday, plus extra days for long service (up to 32 days).

37-hour workweek with a half-day on Fridays-perfect for a great work-life balance.

Discretionary profit-related bonus annually.

Additional fixed holiday bonuses (3% of base pay, paid in July and December).

Pension scheme.

Access to various social activities and a subsidized sports fund (football, badminton, squash, running, cycling trips, etc.).

Cycle-to-work scheme and paid parking permit.

If you're passionate about embedded software development and want to be part of a forward-thinking team creating next-gen products, apply today and help shape the future

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