Cambridge Consultants graduate schemes
13 open nowCambridge Consultants has 13 roles open right now: 9 graduate schemes, 3 summer internships and 1 industrial placement. None of Cambridge Consultants’ 13 roles has a published closing date, so they are rolling and can close any day.
Last checked on Cambridge Consultants’ own recruitment system on Friday 13 November 2026.
Cambridge Consultants hires graduates directly into full-time engineering, physics and software roles at its Cambridge site, and says explicitly that it does not run a rotational graduate scheme. Undergraduates get paid placements, typically 12 months with summer and six-month options, and there are pre-university apprenticeships.
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How Cambridge Consultants recruits
Recruitment is rolling with no fixed deadlines, and they advise applying early. An advert that has been up a while is still worth applying to: they often hire several people into one role.
Most placements run 12 months and typically begin between May and October. Which lengths are offered varies year to year with project needs rather than being guaranteed.
Worth knowing
- International students are welcomed, and Cambridge Consultants can sponsor a visa for eligible candidates who need one to work in the UK.
- Some projects are defence or security related, so graduate and PhD-intern roles can require UK Security Check clearance and unrestricted right to work.
- Graduate engineering roles ask for an excellent degree or PhD in engineering, computer science or physics subjects.
- Design applicants must submit a portfolio with the application.
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Listed by Cambridge Consultants, not tracked here
Cambridge Consultants has published these as well. They are not on the tracker because they are outside what The Intake covers (software, data and IT, finance and consulting). Cambridge Consultants's own careers site is where to check whether one is still open.