2013 Graduate scheme
Renishaw constantly strives to recruit and develop talented individuals, a belief that is as important to us as designing measurement and inspection equipment and software. Part of Renishaw's ongoing success is due to its commitment to investing in the training and development of its staff.
Opportunities for students and graduates
| Applications engineer | | Electronic engineer | | Manufacturing engineer | | Mechanical engineer |
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| Physics / Scientific | | Software engineer | | Project Coordinator | | Commercial |
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What does the scheme involve?
The graduate training programme is designed to strike a balance between structure and flexibility. The basic principle is that graduates are aware of the opportunities within the company and so have enough information to make informed choices as their careers develop.
The main features of the graduate programme are:
- Up to 2 years of flexible placements
- Experienced mentor
- Company induction programme
- Job-specific training, skills and knowledge
- Hundreds of possible career paths
Training and support is structured to suit both individual and company needs. At any time during their employment with Renishaw, engineers may apply and work towards Chartered status. All graduates are allocated a mentor to help guide them through their initial few years in the company. Many graduates go on to forge a long and successful career at Renishaw. A number of directors and operations managers have come into the business as graduates and apprentices and have been given opportunities to move up through the business.
Upon completion, graduates will move into an appropriate position within one of Renishaw's product divisions.
Company Benefits:
- 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays
- Support to gain chartered status
- Medical and life assurance
- DC Pension – 9% company contribution
- On site fitness centres
Location:
Positions are available at a number of sites in the south of Gloucestershire, close to Bristol, with easy access to the M5. Due to very limited public transport links in the area, having your own transport is essential.
Application process:
The deadline for applications is 31st May 2013.
We will be contacting successful applicants on an ongoing basis, therefore please apply as soon as possible.
Please note:
Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK and have a valid visa.