Graduate Software Test Engineer

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The role of the tester is generally a varied and challenging one, and this is certainly the case at Cambridge Consultants. With projects ranging from short 2–3-month technology prototypes to full‑scale 18+ month product development, the ability to adapt and move quickly is very important to all our test engineers.

With plenty of peer support, you will often be involved at the very start of a project, using your analytical and questioning skills to test the various concepts, requirements, and user journeys even before a line of code is written. Working closely with the test and development groups you'll learn about new products and domains, and you will design and create test harnesses and scripts to thoroughly test the products being developed.

You will have the opportunity to advance your own skills through our testing community and the variety of projects you will work on. Your skills will contribute to help grow and evolve the group.

Successful candidates can join us between May‑October 2026.

Cambridge Consultants is a world leader in wireless communications, with one of the largest independent wireless development teams in the world. The markets that we address include telecommunications, healthcare, industrial, satellite, consumer and automotive.

As a test engineer, you will become aware of all forms of testing. You don't have to know how to do all of them, but need to appreciate what is required, be willing to learn new skills and coordinate getting it done.

• Performing tests on new and existing projects to become familiar with testing approaches.
• Evaluating existing tests for their effectiveness and modifying them, if necessary, as part of the continuous improvement process.
• Scoping, designing, and maintaining bespoke test harnesses, including test script creation, and developing continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
• Delivering high‑quality code, compliant with our internal coding standards.
• Carrying out your specific project tasks within the agreed timescales and budgets.

As a graduate you will be supported with specific training and mentoring and, as your experience develops, you will have the opportunity to take on further responsibilities.

• A good degree in a technical/scientific discipline.
• Experience of Python (or other languages).
• Good communication skills, an inquisitive nature, attention to detail and a keen interest in technology.

In addition, any experience of the following would be advantageous although we would still encourage applying without:

• Wireless communications systems.
• Issue tracking systems.
• Familiarity with hardware such as Raspberry Pi.
• Software development lifecycle.
• Continuous integration tools, such as Git Lab or Jenkins.

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