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THE BBC SOFTWARE ENGINEERING GRADUATE SCHEME 2025

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BBC

Oct 27

Applications are closed

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry & Junior Level
  • Software Engineering
  • London

Requirements

  • Background: Open to those with demonstrable software engineering experience, whether self-taught, boot camp graduates, or degree holders.
  • Skills and Values: Candidates should be collaborative team players with a passion for coding and the BBC’s mission.
  • Eligibility: Must be over 18, legally allowed to work in the UK, and available to start in September 2025.

Responsibilities

  • - Work on various BBC digital products.
  • - Participate in four 6-month rotations across teams based in London, Salford, and Glasgow.
  • - Gain exposure to a range of technologies like JavaScript, Python, Scala, AWS, Java, Kotlin, and Swift.
  • - Focus on hands-on learning across various technologies like cloud computing, machine learning, front-end/back-end development, security, and API development.
  • - Receive ongoing training through the BBC’s Academy and other platforms.

FAQs

What is the duration of the BBC Software Engineering Graduate Scheme?

The scheme lasts for 2 years, consisting of four rotations of 6 months each.

Where will the rotations take place?

Rotations will take place in London (Broadcasting House), Salford (Media City), and Glasgow (Pacific Quay).

What products will I work on during the scheme?

Participants will work on various BBC products including iPlayer, BBC News, BBC Sounds, BBC Sport, and BBC Bitesize.

What technologies will I gain exposure to?

You will gain exposure to technologies such as JavaScript, Python, Scala, AWS, Java, Kotlin, and Swift.

How are the rotations assigned?

The first rotation is assigned based on past experience, while participants choose the subsequent three rotations.

What is the salary for this graduate scheme?

The starting salary is £34,400 for positions outside London and £39,719 for positions in London, with potential raises during the scheme.

What kind of training and development opportunities will be available?

Participants receive ongoing training through the BBC’s Academy and other platforms, along with access to various internal and external courses, conferences, and mentoring.

What are the eligibility requirements for this graduate scheme?

Candidates must be over 18, legally allowed to work in the UK, and available to start in September 2025.

Is there a deadline for applications?

Yes, applications close at midnight on the 8th of December 2024.

What will happen after I submit my application?

If selected, candidates will be invited to an assessment day in January/February 2025, which includes a short technical test to complete at home beforehand.

Can I state my preferred location for the scheme?

Yes, you can state your preferred location on your application.

How does the BBC support diversity and inclusion within the scheme?

The BBC champions diversity, offering support for individuals with disabilities and fostering an inclusive environment throughout the graduate scheme.

Is there support for applicants needing reasonable adjustments?

Yes, applicants needing to discuss adjustments or access requirements for the interview process can contact reasonable.adjustments@bbc.co.uk for assistance.

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