Associate Engineer (Graduate Entry Role)

Descripción del puesto

Associate Enigneer Location: Central London – Hybrid 4 days per week onsite. Full Time, Permanent Salary: £34,000 SC Clearance Requirements: Due to working with a number of government bodies, SC clearance is required for our customer facing teams. You do not need active SC clearance as we will undertake checks upon you joining, but you must be eligible to pass SC clearance. Why you should join us At Cloudscaler, you’ll be part of a consultancy at the forefront of cloud transformation, trusted by government, defence, and enterprise organisations to deliver complex AWS solutions that make a real national impact. From modernising public services to securing critical infrastructure, the work you do will matter far beyond technology. We combine the agility of a startup with the credibility of an AWS Advanced Partner, creating a high-trust, high-performance culture where self-starters thrive and every voice is heard. You’ll work closely with senior leadership and cloud experts, shaping meaningful projects and driving innovation. By joining us, you’ll accelerate your personal and professional development through hands-on experience with cutting-edge cloud solutions. You’ll learn directly from experts while contributing to some of the UK’s most ambitious cloud programmes, gaining exposure and influence you wouldn’t find in a larger consultancy. Role Purpose This is a graduate engineering role for people who want to build a career in AI, data, and cloud. You will join Cloudscaler as an Associate Engineer, working on live problems from the start and developing towards SFIA Level 3 across core engineering skills within your first year. SFIA is the Skills Framework for the Information Age, the industry standard we use to measure engineering capability. You will start alongside a graduate entry cohort and share the same in-person onboarding: our Welcome to Cloudscaler and Consulting Skills sessions. From day one you build your network and your consulting craft with peers going t