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Are you a recent graduate with a passion for learning and a desire to make a meaningful impact in the field of IT systems and defence technology? This is your chance to join a specialist consultancy that supports UK Defence, offering you the perfect platform to launch your career.

Why This Role is Perfect for You:

Career Development: Embark on a structured graduate scheme designed to develop your skills and knowledge in systems engineering and service support. You'll receive industry-recognised training and certifications, setting you up for a successful career.
Hands-On Experience: Gain practical experience in IT service management and defence technology sectors. You'll work on real projects, solving real problems and making a tangible difference.
Client Engagement: Develop your consulting skills through client-facing engagements across the UK. You'll build strong relationships and understand client needs, enhancing your professional growth.
Supportive Environment: Thrive in a supportive working culture with a team ethos. You'll be encouraged to use your creativity and initiative to contribute to shared goals.
Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a flexible working arrangement, including one day a week home working. This flexibility allows you to balance your professional and personal life effectively.What You'll Be Doing:

Learning and Development: Progress through the graduate scheme under the guidance of experienced project leads. You'll gain a deep understanding of systems engineering principles and service support.
Creative Problem Solving: Use your creativity to develop innovative solutions and processes. Your ideas will be valued and implemented to improve services.
Client Interaction: Engage with clients at various sites across the UK, gaining valuable consulting experience and building your professional network.
Diverse Experiences: From analysing data sets for trends to authoring technical publications, your day-to-day activities will be varied and enriching.What We Are Looking For:

Education: A degree in mathematics, physics, data science, data analytics, mechanical engineering or similar.
Enthusiasm: A motivated and eager individual ready to take on new challenges.
Communication: Clear and concise communication skills.
Professionalism: Interact with customers and partners with a high level of professionalism.
Creativity: Ability to initiate new and innovative solutions.
Transport: Ideally, a full driver's licence or at least on the journey to obtaining.
Security Clearance: Ability to achieve SC-level UK security clearance.Salary & Benefits:

Competitive Salary: A starting salary of £32,000 that can increase to £40,000 incrementally based on performance over a three-year period.
Annual Leave: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays.
Team Activities: Regular team nights out to foster a strong team spirit.
Location Perks: Based on a business park with excellent transport links, plenty of free parking and a thriving social community. Enjoy activities such as food festivals, walking groups, quizzes, and fitness classes.Ready to Apply?

Take the first step towards an exciting and rewarding career. Apply now and join a team where your skills and enthusiasm will be valued and nurtured.

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