Limbs & Things
Graduate Programme (Technical)

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JOB TITLE: Technical Graduate - Graduate Programme
LOCATION: Bristol, near Temple Meads (BS2 0RA)
CONTRACT: 2-year fixed-term contract – full-time (Monday–Friday), with the potential to transition to a permanent position at the end of the contract
SALARY: £28,000 during your first year. Your salary will increase to £30,000 after one year's service + a bonus of up to 5% of your annual salary
THE COMPANY
Over the past 30 years L&T has become a global player in the medical simulation education market. It has ambitious plans for further growth in the next 5 years across the globe, through investment and new product development.
Multi award winning and still privately owned, the £30M business has grown from a tabletop start up, to a multinational business with its head office and manufacturing in Bristol, along with sales offices in the USA, Australia and Sweden.
The vision of the business remains as it always has: to design and manufacture medical task trainers which through deliberate clinical practice help improve patient outcomes.
People are at the heart of L&T, they comprise the expertise, contribute to and deliver the vision, in this fascinating and growing market sector.
THE JOB - GRADUATE PROGRAMME
It’s a thrilling time to join us as our company experiences rapid growth and is reaching a pivotal point in its evolution. Join our graduate development programme and you will help shape the direction of a really unique company. Our programme is created to give you the chance to work on real projects within our organisation and to gain knowledge of the larger business and industry, with an emphasis on a technical career path.
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Before you specialise in a field of expertise as a graduate, you will have your own understanding of the opportunities in our organisation. It’s all about your ability to grow and how we can assist you in finding the right fit.
Our values establish what we stand for, both now and in the future, and how we conduct ourselves. The reason we exist is to improve patient outcomes through realistic learning experience; to make a difference to the lives of others; at Limbs & Things every one of us contributes to that goal.
WHY CHOOSE THE OPERATIONS PROGRAMME?
You will work within R&D and Engineering teams, learning about and gaining experience of the product development life cycle and the process for delivering projects to production.
You will work with Product Managers, Designers & Design Engineers in project teams, solving problems and coming up with solutions, you will also be liaising with Operations and Production Engineering Teams to contribute to the delivery of projects through the New Product Development (NPD) phases.
You will complete short placements in other departments of the company throughout the course of the 2-year programme, helping you to better understand the business and how product design and development fit into the overall picture.


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WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
- Qualification in Product Design, Industrial Design or Engineering degree.
- An open-minded, curious, collaborative and creative approach to problem-solving
- Initiative, drive and adaptability to build your career, with support from our leaders
- A love of learning and applying of new perspectives to your work
WHAT YOU'LL GET
- Year 1: £28,000 per year starting salary
- Year 2: £30,000 per year plus bonus (potential to earn up to 5% of salary in a year)
- The potential to transition to a permanent position at the end of the contract in a team that suits your skills
You'll also be entitled to all our benefits
- 25 days' annual leave
- Buying holidays scheme (up to +5 days a year)
- Additional Employer Pension Contribution
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Casual Dress code
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Virtual 24/7 GP Service
- Social Events
- Life Assurance
- and more!
If this sounds like an exciting opportunity and you feel you have got what it takes, please send your CV with a covering letter telling us why you consider yourself suitable for the role, to the HR Manager, Limbs & Things
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