FAQs
What is the salary range for the Junior Software Engineer position?
The salary range is £29,500 - £39,500 depending on relevant skills, knowledge, and experience.
Where is the job located?
The job is located at the London News Broadcasting House.
Is the role permanent?
Yes, it is a permanent role.
What are the main responsibilities of the Junior Software Engineer?
Main responsibilities include creating journalist-controlled templated graphics, delivering projects under tight deadlines, developing software that meets specifications, troubleshooting issues, and participating in software development methodologies.
What are the required skills for this position?
Required skills include knowledge or experience in writing production software, building bespoke graphics from data sources, competence in web technologies like HTML, Javascript, CSS, Vue & Nuxt, and familiarity with AWS & other cloud storage solutions.
Are there opportunities for career growth at the BBC?
Yes, the BBC offers excellent career progression opportunities for employees to seek new challenges and work in different areas of the organisation.
How many annual leave days do employees receive?
Employees receive 25 days of annual leave with the option to buy an extra 5 days.
What kind of training and development opportunities does the BBC provide?
The BBC offers unrivalled training and development opportunities through its in-house Academy, which hosts a variety of internal and external courses and certifications.
Is there any flexibility in working hours?
Yes, the role includes a flexible 35-hour working week to support work-life balance.
What should I do if I need adjustments or have access requirements for the interview process?
You should contact reasonable.adjustments@bbc.co.uk for any adjustments or access requirements for the interview process.
Does the BBC have a commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Yes, the BBC is committed to creating a diverse workplace and welcomes applications from individuals regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, socio-economic background, religion, and/or belief.