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As a Junior Software Engineer at MI5, you can directly support real time investigations - while working with some of the most advanced technology around. It’s an opportunity to develop your Java or C# expertise further and play your part in keeping the country safe from threats like espionage and terrorism.
Your role
Joining our Information Technology group, you’ll be involved in the most advanced and exciting area of our software development. Supporting the whole software delivery cycle, you’ll be developing complex applications to meet demanding architectural standards on a range of projects.
This will involve working closely with business analysts and end users to help our core investigative and operational teams work more efficiently and innovatively. In short, you’ll help run the technology that keeps investigations going.
Your future in the team
All of our engineers have the opportunity to contribute to the department’s strategic vision and to influence the future shape and success of the group. You can also look forward to excellent development opportunities and lots of support to enhance your technical and people skills. We aim to ensure you develop to your full potential so you can become one of our engineering leaders of the future.
About you
With an enthusiasm for finding and using new technologies to solve complex challenges, you’ll ideally have beginner or practitioner level knowledge in Java, C#, SQL, Hadoop or HTML5. You do not need extensive prior experience. You’ll be a good team player with good interpersonal skills and a knack for working under pressure.
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To apply to MI5 you must be a born or naturalised British citizen, over 18 years old and normally have lived in the UK for nine of the last ten years. You should not discuss your application, other than with your partner or a close family member, providing that they are British. They should also be made aware of the importance of discretion.
