Graduate Software Engineer Analysis Tools 2027

Graphcore is a SoftBank-owned AI-compute company developing AI processors, systems, and software for machine-learning workloads.

Series ERecently funded0 current maintainers0 active leads
Bristol, United Kingdom
About Graphcore

Graphcore develops Intelligence Processing Units (IPUs) and the Poplar SDK for building and running machine-learning applications. It continues operating under the Graphcore name as a wholly owned SoftBank Group subsidiary.

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Skills

Candidate Availability

Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.

About the Role

You will design, develop, and test features for libraries, command-line tools, and graphical applications. You will help developers understand time, memory, and hardware-resource use, fix bugs, and provide end-user guidance for the tools.

Requirements

  • Programming experience in one or more languages, preferably Rust or TypeScript
  • Ability to debug, test, and solve unfamiliar problems
  • Exposure to CI/CD pipelines, build tools, version control, or collaborative software-development practices
  • Right to work in the UK for the full duration of the programme without visa sponsorship

Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and test features across libraries, command-line tools, and graphical applications
  • Develop tools that expose time, memory, and hardware-resource usage
  • Fix bugs
  • Support end users with guidance on using the tools
  • Collect, process, and present profiling information

Benefits

  • Flexible working
  • Up to 5% matched pension
  • Phantom equity
  • Free food and an on-site barista
  • Income protection
  • Life assurance
  • Electric vehicle salary-sacrifice scheme
  • Choice of additional benefits including private medical insurance and dental cover
  • Health cash plan
  • Cycle-to-work scheme
  • Give-as-you-earn scheme

Hiring Process

Application questions plus CV and cover letter → technical assessment → in-person final-stage assessments.