Dynamic Networks and IT Graduate Programme Ipswich, England
BT Group
Full Time
Ipswich, England
33500 GBP ANNUAL Today
Job description
Dynamic Networks and IT Graduate Programme
Job Req ID: 2439
Posting Date: 24-Jan-2023
Function: Graduates
Location:
Ipswich (4405), Ipswich, United Kingdom
Salary: £33,500
Dynamic Networks and IT Graduate Programme
You’re not just looking for a career, you’re looking to make a difference.
Millions of people rely on us every day to help them live their lives, power their businesses, and keep their public services running. We connect friends to family, clients to colleagues, people to possibilities. We keep the wheels of business spinning, and the emergency services responding. And we use the power of technology to help solve big challenges, like climate change and cyber security.
From day one, you’ll have a voice at BT Group. You’ll get stuck in to tough challenges, pitch in with ideas, make things happen. You won’t be alone: we’ll be there with help and support, learning and development. You’ll make great friends, discover new talents, and feel part of something exhilarating.
This is your chance to make a real difference to the world. Grab it.
About this role
By joining this programme, you will come into the team that architects, designs, implements, integrates, operates, and delivers BT’s IT infrastructure and networks to help deliver on global projects that could change the future, whilst continuing to innovate and deliver the platforms that BT’s next generation services can be built upon.
You’ll use agile ways of working when creating everything from proof of concepts through to national and international scale solutions, bringing the best of on-prem and cloud environments together. You’ll gain skills and knowledge in automation, continuous integration, infrastructure as code, virtualisation and containerisation, big data, networks, high speed processing systems and many more.
You’ll also be engaged across the business, working with software engineers, data scientists, cyber security professionals, researchers amongst others to make a difference and help BT and our customers to be more successful. You’ll be collaborating with thought leaders and experts who deliver IT systems that differentiate BT from all its competitors.
This is a non-rotational specialist graduate role and is available in the Networks part of our business.
Location
Ipswich
Duration
Two-Year Graduate Programme
Entry Requirements
A 2:2 degree (or higher) in a STEM subject is required for this role. Knowledge of operating systems, their configuration and the use of automation and continuous integration is necessary, as well as software scripting experience in Python, Bash or similar. You will need to be comfortable with physical infrastructure or cloud concepts, IP networking or network devices system engineering principles, such as agile delivery methodologies, requirements, design, documentation and testing.
About BT
BT Group is the global powerhouse behind EE, BT, Plusnet, and Openreach.
We value diversity and celebrate difference. We’ll encourage you to be yourself, whatever your background. As Philip Jansen, our CEO, says ‘We embed diversity and inclusion into everything that we do. It’s fundamental to our purpose: we connect for good.’
Whichever brand you’re working for, we’re all playing for the same team. And we all enjoy the rewards of being part of something bigger: the opportunities to explore new experiences, pursue different dreams, climb challenging career ladders, and try out different ways of working.
We’re always looking ahead. We don’t just sell broadband, and networks, and security, and thousands of clever things you’ve never heard of; in our Martlesham labs, we’re inventing the technologies of the future.
Four brands. One team, 100,000 strong. Together, we’re connecting the world. Come and play your part in building the BT Group of the future, one that will be net zero by 2030.
BT Group
www.bt.com/careers
London, United Kingdom
Philip Jansen
Unknown / Non-Applicable
10000+ Employees
Company - Public
Telecommunications Services
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