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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.

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.

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.

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.

Senior Algorithm/Research Engineer (DSP, Sensor Systems) Whiteley, Fareham (3 days per week onsite) £60-65k + 10% Bonus + Package Your new company You'll be joining the European headquarters of a high-growth, innovation-led semiconductor business developing next-generation human-machine interface technology. The Research team focuses primarily on capacitive touch sensing, helping to shape advanced touch ICs used within OLED display panels and other future-facing products. This is a highly collaborative R&D environment where ideas move from initial research and modelling through to system validation. Engineers work hands-on across hardware, firmware, software, data analysis and system modelling, using agile methods to solve complex technical problems and turn early concepts into robust product technology. The role is hybrid and you'll be required to work three days per week onsite in Whiteley. Your new role This is a hands-on Senior Algorithm Engineer role where you'll take technical ownership of algorithm development for RISC-V-based capacitive touch controllers. You'll work at the interface of sensor physics, mixed-signal electronics, Digital Signal Processing and silicon validation, developing practical solutions to real-world sensing, interference and noise challenges. You'll own algorithm workstreams from initial problem definition and high-level modelling through experimentation, optimisation and validation on real hardware. This will include designing filtering, calibration and noise-rejection algorithms, alongside developing models of capacitive sensors, analogue front ends, ADCs and digital signal chains that reflect physical non-idealities. A central part of the position is connecting models to measured behaviour. You'll plan experiments using sensor prototypes and IC evaluation platforms, investigate discrepancies between simulated and silicon performance, and establish evidence-based root causes. You'll also consider fixed-point behaviour, numerical precision, computational demands, memory and latency when defining practical implementation requirements for Embedded firmware or digital hardware. Working closely with system architects, mixed-signal IC designers, firmware engineers and validation specialists, you'll influence technical direction and help translate research into product-ready solutions. You'll also review the work of junior colleagues and provide practical mentoring while remaining a highly hands-on individual contributor. What you'll need to succeed You'll have a BEng/BSc, MEng/MSc or PhD in Electrical or Electronic Engineering, Signal Processing or a closely related discipline, alongside 5+ years of commercial experience across DSP, algorithm development, physical sensor systems or mixed-signal engineering. You'll bring a strong understanding of sampling, filtering, time and frequency-domain analysis, noise and numerical methods, together with practical knowledge of sensors, ADCs and analogue or mixed-signal measurement chains. You should be confident using MATLAB and/or Python for modelling, algorithm prototyping, experimental data analysis and repeatable testing. You'll also be able to demonstrate how you have correlated simulations or theoretical models with measured system behaviour. The strongest candidates will have independently solved ambiguous technical problems and communicated evidence-based recommendations across multidisciplinary engineering teams. Experience in capacitive touch, HMI, display-coupled sensing or comparable physical sensor systems would be particularly valuable. Exposure to fixed-point evaluation, Embedded C/C++, RISC-V, SPICE, ASIC development, Verilog/HDL, FPGA prototyping, electromagnetic or noise simulation, or applied machine learning using measured sensor data would also be advantageous. What you'll get in return You'll join a technically ambitious R&D team where you can influence the algorithms behind next-generation sensing products and take difficult problems from initial modelling through to measured performance on real hardware. The package includes a base salary of up to £65,000, private health and dental cover, an EV car salary sacrifice scheme, mental health assistance programmes and wider wellbeing support. You'll work from modern offices with hybrid working and close access to specialists across research, IC design, firmware and system validation. What you need to do now To find out more or to be considered, please apply directly or get in touch for a confidential discussion with Max Wilcock, Senior Business Director. At Hays Technology, we're shaping the future of recruitment. As demand for specialist engineering talent continues to grow, we work closely with organisations and individuals to create opportunities where people can make a real impact. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found on our website.

Trainee AI Engineer - No Experience Needed Future-proof your career in Artificial Intelligence - starting today. Looking for a career change? Currently employed but want something better? Or maybe you're between jobs and ready for a fresh start? ITOL Recruit's AI Traineeship is designed to get you into one of the fastest-growing industries with zero experience required. Train online at your own pace and land your first AI Engineer role in 1-3 months. Please note this is a training course and fees apply Job guaranteed - complete the programme and get a job or get your money back. Our candidates earn £28,000-£45,000. Why AI? AI is reshaping every industry you can think of. Healthcare, finance, retail, and manufacturing - they're all scrambling for skilled professionals. The demand far outstrips supply, which means excellent salaries, flexible working arrangements, and genuine job security. How It Works Step 1 - AI Engineering Fundamentals Start with the basics of AI, including neural networks and large language models, to build a solid foundation in AI engineering. Step 2 - Data Fundamentals Understand the data workflow, from collection to cleaning, and learn how to prepare data for AI applications. Step 3 - Notebooks & IDEs Get hands-on with industry-standard tools like Jupyter Notebooks and VS Code to develop AI systems. Step 4 - Python Programming Master Python, covering everything from the basics to object-oriented programming (OOP). Step 5 - Python Streamlit Project Apply your Python skills by building a car price prediction app using Python and Streamlit. Step 6 - Python for Data Learn essential Python libraries like NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib for data manipulation and visualisation. Step 7 - AI Sentiment Analysis Project Work with Hugging Face to build a sentiment analysis classifier using real-world AI techniques. Step 8 - AI Prompt Engineering Master prompt engineering, learning how to craft effective prompts for controlling AI outputs. Step 9 - Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Learn how to integrate external knowledge into AI systems using RAG techniques and vector databases. Step 10 - AI Specialised Customer Service Chatbot Project Combine prompt engineering and RAG to build an AI-powered customer service chatbot, delivering intelligent responses using vector databases and knowledge bases. Step 11 - Machine Learning Fundamentals Understand machine learning principles and algorithms, and how to train and test models using scikit-learn. Step 12 - Machine Learning Project Put your machine learning knowledge into practice with a hands-on project. Step 13 - AI & Data Ethics Study the ethical considerations in AI, including issues of bias, fairness, and data privacy. Step 14 - Oral Exam Complete a virtual oral exam to assess your understanding and ability to apply your learning. Step 15 - AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner Finish with the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner course and exam to gain essential cloud computing knowledge. What You Get 100% online, self-paced training Microsoft AI-900 certification included 1-to-1 tutor and recruitment support Real-world project experience Job guarantee - get a job or your money back Starting salary of £28,000-£45,000 We Get You Hired We're not new to this. ITOL Recruit has 15+ years of experience and has placed over 5,000 people into new roles. Our job programmes include certified tutors, UK-accredited qualifications, and one-on-one support from a recruitment adviser focused on placing you. We don't believe in empty promises. Complete our programme, follow the process, and if you don't land a job, you get your money back. "Five months from complete beginner to AI engineer. Best decision I ever made." - Jamie W., now working as a Junior AI Engineer in London Ready to Start? If you're motivated, curious, and excited about technology, we'll help you turn that into a career you can be proud of. Apply now, and one of our expert Career Advisors will be in touch within 4 working hours to guide you through your next steps.