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Nothing listed at Netcraft right now. Last confirmed 10 September 2026.

Netcraft is a cybercrime detection and disruption company with UK offices in London, Manchester and Bath (plus Lehi, Utah and Melbourne). It hires students and graduates directly into open roles rather than running a named scheme: a summer placement for computer science and software engineering students, longer placements of up to 12 months in engineering and other parts of the business, and graduate roles. The role we currently track is a 12 month Cybercrime Analyst placement based in Bath.

SectorTechnology
LocationsBath
Intake types1 of 4 tracked
Deadline windowRolling
Open right nowNothing yet

Netcraft has no early careers roles open at the moment. We have confirmed 1 from them before, listed below, and this page updates the day they publish another.

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How Netcraft recruits

Netcraft describes its hiring approach as, in its own words, quick, simple and friendly. For engineering applicants it first asks for a sample of programming style and a demonstration of written communication, or a relevant competency test for other business areas, then a video interview covering technical questions and experience, then a second interview at one of its offices.

Netcraft's students and graduates page does not publish a general application window. The live Cybercrime Analyst placement listing itself states it is for the 2026 intake, ideally starting September 2026. We first confirmed this listing live on 23 August 2026.

How the process usually runs

Stages as Netcraft describes them. Timings vary by programme, so treat this as a guide rather than a commitment.

01Technical or competency assessment"For engineering roles, we'll ask to see a sample of your programming style and a demonstration of your written communication skills. If you're applying for a role in other business areas, we'll apply a relevant competency test to assess your current knowledge and ability."
02Video interview"Next is a video interview, covering technical questions and your experience."
03Second interview"If that goes well, we'll invite you to have a second interview at one of our offices. This interview lets you see how we work and lets us show you some of the projects you might be working on."

Worth knowing

  • Engineering applicants should "be a computer science or software engineering undergraduate"; first year applications are welcome
  • The Cybercrime Analyst placement pays "a salary of £28,000 for the duration of your 12-month placement"
  • Sandwich placement students must "check with placements staff in your academic department to make sure this placement is appropriate for your degree programme" before applying
  • The Cybercrime Analyst role's working pattern is "five days per week: four days between Monday and Friday, plus one additional day on either Saturday or Sunday" because Netcraft covers customers 24/7

What we have seen from them

Cybercrime Analyst (12 Month Placement Opportunity)no longer listed, last seen 10 September 2026Graduate scheme · Cyber security · Bath

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