Graduate Engineer - RF, Software, Signal Processing, Hardware Development

Graduate Engineer - RF, Software, Signal Processing, Hardware Development

Location:

Roke, 5th Floor, Space, Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom

Posted Friday 12 December 2025 at 01:00

Great ideas come from different minds. That’s why we bring together engineers, scientists, analysts, and creatives from every background — and give them the trust, tools, and freedom to make a difference. What connects us is the mission: solving meaningful problems and building capability that protects what matters most.

And as the challenges evolve, so do we — working on the technologies that will shape tomorrow, not just today.

Your Roke

Roke is curious, unashamedly technical and has worked at the leading edge of innovation for over 60 years. Roke Engineers work on a variety of exciting fields from Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning to Sensors and Comms, and everything thing in between.

Roke is responsible for a plethora of fascinating technologies such as Hawk-Eye, Startle, RENS and even developed technology for the Mars Beagle Lander currently 200 million miles away. Our motto is “business unusual” and we strive to live by it!

As a Roke Graduate you can expect an exceptional platform to launch your career with highly experienced, friendly and supportive colleagues who will support you each step of the way.

The start date will be September 2026.

Your career chartered by you!

Graduates at Roke have access to a rich pool of varied opportunities. This could include developing deep specialist knowledge in a niche field, broad knowledge across the tech stack, domain expertise leading to more client-focused roles, and pastoral care and coaching via line management.

Your Learning and Development!

You’ll spend your first 6 weeks with your fellow graduate cohort on Roke’s bootcamp where you will sharpen your skills making sure you are fully prepared before joining your teams on live projects. A vast majority of the training we provide is carried out by engineers for engineers! Over the course of your first two years you will receive ongoing technical and soft skills training, developing your Roke portfolio which will support your salary reviews and career aspirations.

Roke are widely recognised as being among the best in their field therefore we have the foundations in place to ensure our Engineers develop the necessary skills to help solve our client’s toughest challenges.

Your Community!

Roke fosters a campus like feel on each of its sites, due in part to the relaxed dress code but more intrinsically by its people. We employ some of the best and brightest the world has to offer, but beyond that we employ people who are genuinely passionate about the technology they use and the work they do. Together this generates a vibrant community of friendly individuals eager to support your development.

Roke prides itself on doing better each year on all aspects around the business and the community it serves. To aid in this we have Corporate Social Responsibility Groups (CSRGs) and Employee Resource Groups (ERGs). The CSRGs cover larger scale activities such as STEM outreach, Community outreach and Sustainability. ERGs are more specific, personal and focus on diversity & Inclusion.

Roke also benefits from a plethora of employee‑led clubs which cover everything from gaming to food. A few example clubs include Football, Climbing, Airsoft, Sailing, Cyber security, Data science, Astronomy, and much, much more!

Not to mention the numerous company events throughout the year, including a summer music festival, bonfire night built by you (including fireworks, of course!) and a Christmas party.

Your Projects!

Unlike other working environments Roke maintains a project orientated structure. This allows and encourages you to “try out” a variety of skills and roles throughout your career. You will have opportunities to work on projects and learn skills as diverse as systems engineering, RF design, power supply design, FPGA design, embedded software, front‑end software, modelling and simulation work. You might also split your weeks with bidding activities and running a small team.

There’s a large amount of flexibility by design and it’s up…