Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester, Chester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester, Chester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Build the future. Design and develop digital products used by millions. Drive the next era of banking innovation. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Access to industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure, supporting the development of in-demand technical skills alongside day-to-day role experience. Put your love for smart tech to use The Group Chief Operating Office is what makes us who we are. It's one of the largest parts of Lloyds Banking Group, bringing together the technology, engineering and operations teams that keep the business moving. Our software engineers sit in platform teams across Group COO, with each platform aligned to a different part of the business. That means they work with teams across commercial markets, pensions, retail banking, mortgages, HR, Finance or Risk - building the services they need to do their best work. And as a Software Engineer graduate, your work will be anything but behind the scenes. You'll help design, build and maintain the applications, platforms and digital services that millions of customers and colleagues rely on every day. From mobile banking and cloud infrastructure to AI-enabled solutions, you'll use your smarts to decide what banking looks like tomorrow. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll do everything a Junior Software Engineer does. And while you build out your technical expertise within a specific team from the outset, your impact will be felt throughout the business. Expect to: Develop your capability through a blend of structured learning and hands-on experience Get exposed to real business challenges in real environments Transition from learning to delivery at an unmatched pace Keep up with the latest software engineering practices, tools and technologies What your work could look like Work with experienced engineers, product teams, architects and tech specialists to build software that makes a real difference for customers and colleagues Get stuck into coding with languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang Learn how modern engineering works in practice, from cloud development and automation to continuous testing Help improve the apps, digital journeys, APIs, AI-enabled tools and platforms that people across the bank rely on every day Use technology to solve real problems, improve experiences and help the business work better Build your confidence as an engineer while learning how software is designed, developed and delivered at serious scale Support in your corner You'll get: A learning journey that's made for you, delivered through digestible training modules A chance to not just build on your existing knowledge but also grow in areas you're interested in The opportunity to learn directly from software engineers and technical specialists who know what they're doing Access to optional industry-recognised cloud certifications like Google and Azure to grow your technical expertise Requirements What you need to apply An understanding of modern engineering practices such as cloud development, automation and continuous testing. A strong foundation in coding languages like Java, Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, Rust and Golang would be advantageous in the application process. This is a Software Engineer programme first. You may work with AI-enabled solutions, but if your real focus is artificial intelligence, machine learning or data science, our Data Science programme is likely the better route. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations including London, Halifax, Leeds, Bristol, Manchester and Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in that office for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Software Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on the 29 th November, except for the London location which closes on 11th October. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
06/11/2026
Full time
Be the team behind the shield. Design, build and strengthen the cyber defences that protect critical services from current and emerging cyber threats. Duration: 2 years Salary: £48,500 plus fantastic benefits Locations: Edinburgh, Leeds, Manchester. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy. Qualifications: Choose from a range of industry-recognised certifications across Cloud & Infrastructure, DevOps & platform engineering, programming & engineering framework and tools. Engineer the safety net that protects millions The Chief Security Office helps us move fast without compromising security, resilience or control. It protects our people, customers, data and technology while building security into the products, platforms and journeys people use every day. And as a Cyber Security Engineer graduate, your work will be nothing short of impactful. You'll work in the enabling layer of CSO, doing the hard yards of reducing cyber risk at every level. That includes designing and building controls, tooling, detection logic and securing systems that protect millions. Two years. Real impact Throughout this two-year scheme, you'll go beyond just putting out fires. Your work will be centred on secure design, detection capability and risk reduction - as you build security into the bones of every system, platform and delivery process. Expect to: Build and improve security tools and services that help us innovate and safely go faster Create solutions that protect customers, colleagues and data from cyber threats Automate repetitive tasks and security checks to make processes faster, simpler and more reliable Help keep critical systems secure, resilient and available when they are needed most Work across software engineering, cloud, infrastructure and DevOps to design and deliver secure technology solutions What your work could look like Helping engineering teams embed security into every design and deliverable Taking our detection capability, response logic, rules, and controls to the next level Building secure infrastructure using code, laying strong and scalable foundations Improving the way we build, test and release pipelines (CI/CD) Automating the stuff that doesn't need to be manual - reducing risk and room for error Contributing to a security-minded engineering culture Skills you'd own By the end of the scheme, you'll: Get comfortable in the cloud learn how modern cloud technology powers secure digital services working with platforms such as Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure Build things that are safe from the start, using tools like Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines Use code to solve real problems, developing practical skills in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, React and Node.js Explore how security works behind the scenes, from protecting sensitive information to identifying and responding to cyber threats Automate the repetitive stuff - to make security faster, simpler and more reliable with less risk and fewer mistakes Build skills that can keep up - because the tools, projects and cyber threats may change, but adaptable strong engineering thinking will always matter Teams you'd touch base with This is a role with real variety and impact. You'll work with teams across different security labs and teams, gaining experience in everything from cloud security and cyber defence to AI, digital identity and threat protection. Along the way, you'll see how different technologies, teams and security capabilities come together to help protect millions of customers, how they work together to protect the business and enable us to safely go faster. What you'll take away Being an expert in design discussions and risk-based decision making Going beyond prevention into detection thinking Taking automation, scripting and configuration-driven engineering head-on Mastering tools like Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines, APIs, and data platforms Support in your corner You'll get: Opportunities to acquire certifications in Google Cloud Platform and Associate Cloud Engineer. Access to the CSO Security Engineering Guild, where engineers connect, learn, share knowledge and build their skills together. Hands-on Tech Days where you'll participate in Catch the Flag (CTF) challenges, hackathons, and real-world problem solving. Anchor Days across hub locations that bring colleagues together for hands on learning, collaboration and community building. Specifically curated Security Learning Pathways to support your skill build and bringing security skills to life. Requirements What you need to apply While we do not require a set minimum degree achievement, we strongly recommend the ability to demonstrate sound knowledge, understanding and technical skills aligned to the role. Some aspects of this will be assessed through the application process. Note: We cannot sponsor visas. A strong foundation in Python coding, as it is the main language used across Security Engineering. Locations This programme operates in various UK regional locations, including Leeds, Manchester, Edinburgh. You'll select one of these regional locations and will be based in various offices for the duration of your programme. We support hybrid working, where you'll be expected to spend a minimum of two days each week in the office where you have been placed. Opening and Closing Date Applications for our Cyber Security Engineer Graduate Scheme open on 10 th September and close on 29 TH November. Apply soon, as our schemes may close early if we receive a high number of applications. How to Apply Our application process is designed to help you shine. We want everyone to feel they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity, or culture. Find details, including stages and tips for success, on our How to Apply page.
