Graduate Software Engineer - AI Consultancy Location : Hybrid or Remote Start date : Immediate Build the future with Python and AI This is your chance to work on real AI systems from day one. As a Graduate Software Engineer, you will be trusted to write production code, contribute ideas, and help deliver AI powered solutions for clients across a range of industries. You will join an AI consultancy that values curiosity, ambition, and technical excellence. If you enjoy problem solving, love Python, and want to push yourself in a fast paced AI environment, this role is designed for you. What you will be working on Designing and building Python applications that sit at the heart of AI solutions Supporting the development and deployment of machine learning systems Turning complex challenges into clean, scalable software Working closely with experienced engineers, data scientists, and consultants Testing, refining, and improving systems as they move into production Learning how high impact AI solutions are delivered to real clients What we are looking for A degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, AI, Data Science, or a closely related subject A strong academic background from a top university, with Russell Group preferred Confidence writing Python and a drive to keep improving your technical skills Strong understanding of core software engineering principles Curiosity about AI, machine learning, and data driven systems Clear communication skills and the confidence to contribute ideas Nice to have but not essential Experience with machine learning libraries such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, or scikit learn Familiarity with APIs, databases, or cloud platforms Personal projects, research, hackathons, or internships involving Python What you will gain Early responsibility and hands on experience on AI consultancy projects Mentoring from experienced engineers and technical leaders Exposure to cutting edge AI work across different industries Clear progression and fast paced learning A collaborative environment where high standards and curiosity go hand in hand