Graduate Analyst Programmer

Hungry for some awesome challenges and working with great like-minded people?

This company is a successful multi-national business working with some of the biggest utilities and airports across the Global. What began as a small team in Auckland almost 30 years ago has evolved into one of the world's most trusted names in software for energy, water and airport industries.

At this company you'll be able to make a real impact, be noticed and make a name for yourself. They are all about getting stuck in and getting their hands around real opportunities to drive thought leadership and the ongoing success of their software. There's a good reason why so many of them stay at the company with access to fresh opportunities every day.

This is now your opportunity to join the company. They are currently looking for a proactive and self-motivated Graduate Analyst Programmers to join their team based in Thames Valley/London offices.

About the role:
Their team of Analyst Programmers provide programming expertise for modifications and fixes of their software.

In this role, you will be responsible for liaising with customers to ensure their requirements are met as well as designing, programming and testing modifications to systems.

They need you to have:
- Have a minimum 2:1 degree from a UK University, in a Computer Science, Maths or -
Physics with high levels of programming
- Be comfortable programming
- Understanding the software development life cycle
- High attention to detail
- Strong Analytical and problem solving skills
- Excellent communication, team work and ability to voice your opinions
- Self-discipline and able to work to team deadlines and work with minimum supervision

This will be a challenging role where you will work within a vibrant team. They are passionate about what we do and therefore you should be driven, focused and capable of delivering in a fast-paced and time constrained environment. The rewards package is competitive and career prospects are good if you've got what it takes, including travel and support for ongoing professional development.