Graduate Infrastructure Solutions Engineer 2027
Graphcore · Bristol
Graphcore, part of SoftBank Group, designs AI compute hardware and systems. This two-year graduate programme in Bristol rotates you through its infrastructure teams, supporting the servers, storage, networks and cloud platforms its engineers rely on.
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- Graphcore
- Where
- Bristol
- Function
- Sales
- Posted
- 3 weeks ago
- Team
- IT Security
- Seniority
- Intern
- Work mode
- On-site
The role
What you’ll do
- Support infrastructure operations and investigate technical issues
- Rotate through cloud security, cyber operations, networking and data centre teams
- Work on scripting, automation and infrastructure-as-code improvements
- Contribute to projects that improve reliability, performance and security
What you’ll need
- A bachelor's or master's in CS, maths, ML, data science or a related field
- Familiarity with Linux or Windows server environments
- An understanding of networking basics such as TCP/IP, DNS, routing or firewalls
- Some scripting in Python, Bash or PowerShell
Good to know: £45,000 a year, starting September 2027 in Bristol. Applications close at midnight on 29 November 2026 and may close earlier. You need the right to work in the UK; no visa sponsorship.
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About Graphcore
DeepTech, AI & ML and SaaS. Backed by Balderton Capital, Molten Ventures and Sequoia Capital. Stage: other.
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