Gradcracker

What happens after you apply to SSE? Alice, SSE's Early Careers Business Lead, on the stages: your information and degree background, online tests, a video interview that the team watches every one of — not an AI process — and an assessment centre with a group exercise, a presentation and an interview. The closing date for applications is 1st November. Apply now: https://ow.ly/4YnT5101EI5 #GraduateCareers #EarlyCareers #Gradcracker #ApplicationTips #AssessmentCentre

Research the role, then reach out. Manjit, Associate Consultant at CrowdStrike, on preparing to start at CrowdStrike: researching the company and the role, and using relationships built as an intern to connect with the new team before day one. Apply to join CrowdStrike: https://ow.ly/8IQ050ZZEmS #CareerAdvice #EarlyCareers #CrowdStrike

Start with the basics, then build. Henry, a Degree Apprentice in Embedded Electronics at Siemens, on the first months: asking as many questions as possible, even when colleagues with 40 years in the industry are talking technical, and building understanding from a basic level. Siemens' internships, graduate roles and degree apprenticeships are on their Gradcracker Hub: https://ow.ly/xrpW50ZZCZi #EarlyCareers #LearningAndDevelopment

The case for a placement. Niall, a graduate mechanical engineer in AtkinsRéalis' nuclear reactor operations team, answering a student's question: year-in-industry students do the same work as graduates, so they reach final year with real experience — a clear way to stand out in a competitive market. AtkinsRéalis placements are live on Gradcracker now - apply today: https://ow.ly/VkEC50ZZCxt #Gradcracker #Placements #EarlyCareers

Deveena's NatWest Group application balanced two kinds of experience: technical work beyond her degree, such as hackathons, and interpersonal skills developed through volunteering and societies. As she puts it, even engineers spend much of their time collaborating. A helpful reminder for technical students that breadth of experience matters. Start your job application to NatWest today: https://ow.ly/hLGQ50ZZBZO #EarlyCareers #Gradcracker #GraduateApplications #Engineering

Why choose SSE after graduating? Aaron, a Substation Project Engineer in SSE's transmission business, on wanting a role that was exciting and varied day to day, made a difference as an engineer and worked towards something that would help save the planet — something all of SSE's businesses do — plus the friendly culture. SSE's roles are live on their Gradcracker Hub — applications close 1st November: https://ow.ly/z1gx5101EzS #GraduateCareers #EarlyCareers #Gradcracker #Engineering

What does progression look like after a graduate scheme? Santhiya, a vehicles engineer at Transport for London, describes a strong career trajectory. Find out more about Transport for London on the Gradcracker Hub: https://ow.ly/Z2Jr50ZZBNJ #CareerProgression #Chartership

Graduating soon? Start your career somewhere that gives you real responsibility from day one. At TPP, you won’t just support projects - you’ll own them! https://ow.ly/8TwN50YOpMo

Passionate about AI, software or chip design? Discover opportunities at Arm and explore how you could contribute to the technology powering billions of devices worldwide. Find your future at Arm on Gradcracker: https://ow.ly/RNeY50ZZBmg #Engineering #AI #Arm

As an Engineer Officer, you'll work with advanced tech, protect UK airspace, support global missions and build a career at the top of your field - all while earning £34,600 during training. 🛩️🔧 This is engineering with impact! https://ow.ly/41mt50XCQLJ