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Application Software Engineer - Graduate - Mid level

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Application Software Engineer (Graduate to Mid-Level)
Location: Cambridge, UK (Hybrid)
Salary: £30,000 - £50,000 (depending on experience)
Recent Graduates to Mid-Level Developers Welcome!
The Company
Join a pioneering AI and machine learning software house, led by award-winning entrepreneurs and known for pushing the boundaries of innovation. You'll be part of a collaborative, high-calibre team working on impactful, real-world projects.
What We're Looking For
Education & Skills

  • A 2:1 or higher in Computer Science, Engineering, Physics, or a related field from a top university.
  • AAB or higher at A-levels.
  • Strong mathematical and analytical thinking skills.
  • Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
    Technical Skills
  • Familiarity with one or more of the following:
  • Programming: Node.js, Python, Java
  • Databases: PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, Redis
  • A proactive, problem-solving mindset and eagerness to learn.
    Experience
  • For graduates: hands-on experience through internships or university projects.
  • For mid-level candidates: up to 3 years of commercial experience in software development.
  • Passion for software engineering and a desire to build scalable, high-quality applications.
    The Role
    As an Application Software Engineer, you'll:
  • Contribute to the design, development, and implementation of software applications.
  • Collaborate with a diverse and talented team of engineers.
  • Learn from experienced mentors and take on increasing responsibility.
  • Gain exposure to the full software development lifecycle (SDLC).
  • Be encouraged to grow into a leadership role over time.
    Why Join Us?
  • Work with a globally respected AI software company.
  • Competitive salary and benefits.
  • Hybrid working model with a collaborative office culture in Cambridge.
  • Learn from top experts in AI and machine learning.
  • Clear progression path and opportunities to grow your career.
    Application Process
  • Submit a CV that highlights your academic achievements and relevant experience.
  • Initial discussions will take place before your application is submitted to the employer.
    Ready to take the next step in your software engineering career? Apply now!
    Adecco is acting as an Employment Agency. We are an equal opportunities employer.
    Relevant Keywords: Graduate Software Engineer, Mid-Level Developer, Python, Java, Node.js, AI, Machine Learning, SDLC, Application Development, Cambridge Tech Jobs, Software Engineering Careers

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