Computacenter
Technology Innovation Graduate Programme

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Salary: £33,000
Start date: September 2027
Location: Hatfield
Programme length: 12 months
Contract type: Permanent, full time
Application process: Online application, behavioural test, video interview and face to face interview
Life on the team
Looking to make a real impact from day one? Join Computacenter’s Group Information Services (GIS) function, a global team that partners with every part of the business to lead on technology and security. We’re all about delivering smart, world-class solutions that create real value and exceptional experiences for our customers.
Our Technology Strategy & Innovation team offers a unique opportunity to gain experience across business analysis, consulting, strategy and emerging technologies. Working with stakeholders across Computacenter and as part of a global team, you’ll contribute to projects that help shape future technology solutions while developing a broad understanding of how technology supports business success.
If you’re curious, collaborative and passionate about technology, you’ll have the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, learn from experienced professionals and help drive innovation across the organisation.
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What you’ll do
As part of the Technology Strategy & Innovation team, you’ll support a range of activities across business analysis, innovation and technology consulting, including:
- Working with stakeholders across the business to understand challenges and support technology initiatives
- Gathering, analysing and presenting information to support business and technology projects
- Researching emerging technologies, industry trends and future opportunities
- Exploring new technologies and helping to build prototypes that demonstrate potential applications
- Coordinating project activities and maintaining team resources, templates, data and knowledge repositories
- Supporting innovation activities including workshops, idea generation and exploring new technologies
- Collaborating with colleagues across Technology Consulting, Business Analysis and wider GIS teams
As part of the programme, you’ll follow a structured development plan and have the opportunity to build your professional network and develop specialist interests within Technology Strategy & Innovation.


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You’ll also become part of a collaborative graduate community within the GIS function, benefiting from peer support, networking opportunities, and shared learning experiences that enrich your journey and help you build lasting connections across the organisation.
What you’ll need
- You are degree educated (any subject and any classification accepted)
- You’re curious about how technology shapes business
- You’re confident building relationships and communicating with others
- You’ll have the ability to manage multiple priorities and work proactively
- You enjoy solving problems and finding smarter ways of working
- You’ll need to be comfortable researching and presenting insights on emerging topics
- You’ll need to be organised and confident in managing tasks and documentation
- You are free from September 2027 to start the 12-month graduate programme.
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