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Graduate Technology Consultant – London
Software, Cyber, Cloud & AI
£28,900 starting salary | Full-time | In person, London
Turn Your Interest In Technology Into Real Client Experience
Join Grayce as a Graduate Technology Consultant and start building a career across software engineering, cloud, cyber security, AI or IT operations.
You’ll work full-time with one of Grayce’s clients in London, contributing to the technology and systems that major organisations rely on every day.
Depending on the client opportunity and your developing strengths, you could support software delivery, help deploy new technology, monitor critical systems, contribute to cyber security activity or resolve technical issues.
This is a hands-on opportunity where you’ll learn how technology works in a real organisation—not only how it works in theory.
Alongside your client experience, Grayce’s Accelerated Development Programme provides structured learning, dedicated coaching and a minimum of six industry-recognised accreditations.
Choose from a range of technology career paths
Grayce’s Technology pathway covers several areas. Your experience could help you progress towards roles including:
Software engineering and testing
- Software Developer
- Test Analyst
- Quality Assurance Analyst
- Site Reliability Engineer
Cloud and DevOps
- DevOps Analyst
- Cloud Technology Analyst
- Site Reliability Engineer
Cyber and information security
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Information Security Analyst
- Security Operations Centre Analyst
- Privacy Analyst
AI and emerging technology
- AI Analyst
Application support and IT operations
- Application Support Analyst
- Production Support Analyst
- Service Desk Analyst
The exact focus of your work will depend on the client opportunity, your strengths and your developing interests.
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What You Could Be Doing
Your work may include:
- Supporting software development, engineering and testing activity
- Writing, reviewing or testing code
- Helping deliver software releases and technology deployments
- Supporting cloud platforms and digital infrastructure
- Monitoring systems and investigating technical issues
- Identifying problems and helping develop practical solutions
- Contributing to cyber and information security activity
- Supporting application, production or IT service delivery
- Maintaining clear technical documentation
- Communicating progress and technical information to stakeholders
- Working as part of an Agile or multidisciplinary technology team
You won’t necessarily do everything on this list. Your responsibilities will reflect the client project and technology pathway you join.
What Will Help You Succeed
We’re looking for people who are curious about technology, enjoy solving problems and want to keep learning.
You’ll be a strong match if you can demonstrate:
- Logical and structured problem-solving
- Curiosity about how technology works
- Critical thinking and attention to detail
- Strong teamwork and collaboration
- Clear communication
- The ability to learn new tools and concepts
- Adaptability when priorities or requirements change
- A proactive approach to your development
You may have developed these strengths through degree modules, a dissertation, personal projects, a coding portfolio, hackathons, societies, an internship, part-time work or independent learning.
Technical Experience
Previous professional technology experience isn’t required.


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Experience with one or more of the following would be useful:
- Java, Python or another programming language
- Version control
- CI/CD tools and concepts
- AWS, Azure or another cloud platform
- Jira, Confluence or similar Agile tools
- Software development or testing
- Technical troubleshooting
This is not a checklist. You’re not expected to have experience with every language, platform or tool listed.
We’re interested in your technical potential, problem-solving approach and enthusiasm for learning—not just the number of technologies on your CV.
Why join Grayce?
For more than a decade, Grayce has helped FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and other ambitious UK organisations deliver major technology and transformation programmes.
You’ll combine the experience of working directly with a client with the structure and support of a dedicated development programme.
You’ll Receive
- Hands-on experience in a real client technology environment
- Responsibility for work that contributes to live technology delivery
- A minimum of six industry-recognised accreditations
- Dedicated coaching and mentoring
- Clear pathways for career progression
- Significant annual salary increases as you develop
- Exposure to experienced technology professionals
- Access to Grayce’s 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme, providing confidential financial, legal, health and wellbeing support
Location
This is a full-time, in-person opportunity based in London.
Please apply only if you’re willing and able to work in person in this location.
Ready to start your technology career?
If you want to solve real technical problems, develop recognised skills and contribute to technology used by major organisations, apply now.
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