Junior Information Security Analyst (GRC) - Engine by Starling

Starling Bank

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Starling Bank is hiring a Junior Information Security Analyst (GRC) - Engine by Starling in Southampton. This is a graduate scheme in Cyber security, read from Starling Bank’s Workable job board and last confirmed on 10 September 2026.

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The details

Employer
Starling Bank
Intake type
Graduate scheme
Area of work
Cyber security
Location
Southampton
Applications opened
1 September 2026
Closing date
Rolling, so it closes once the cohort is full
Salary
Not stated on the application page

Also open in 3 other places

Starling Bank are running this same intake in Manchester, London and Cardiff. Each one is a separate advert with its own application form, so applying in Southampton does not put you forward for the others.

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About Starling Bank

Starling is a UK digital bank that recruits early-careers people through individual vacancies rather than a named graduate scheme, so there is no single application to make and no fixed intake. The same job board also carries roles for Engine by Starling, its separate banking-software business, so a search for Starling openings has to include anything labelled Engine.

There is no scheme to apply to. Starling and Engine post individual vacancies on one board, and each advert publishes its own interview stages, which differ from role to role, so read the advert rather than assuming a house process. Engine says it aims to respond to every application within 7 days and that most interview processes take about 3 to 4 weeks from start to finish. Engine also says applications are only accepted through its careers page and that it cannot take them by email or LinkedIn message.

Starling does not publish an application window, an opening month or a cycle. Roles appear on the board through the year, and individual adverts sometimes carry their own closing date, occasionally a short one and occasionally with a time of day attached rather than just a date. Our pipeline reads no closing date from their board, so the advert itself is the only place that line appears. Read it before assuming a role stays open.

  • Engine by Starling is Starling. Engine is described in its own adverts as Starling's software-as-a-service business that was split out as a separate business, and its roles are posted on Starling's own job board. If you skip anything called Engine when you are searching for Starling, you will skip real Starling openings, including the entry-level ones.
  • Engine says it does not currently run internships or placement schemes, so there is no summer programme to apply to on that side of the business. The only internship Starling has published an account of is a blog post dated 25 September 2023 about an eight week summer programme with seven interns, all based in the London office, most of them going into their final year of university.
  • Every role is tied to one office and working is hybrid, so apply for the city you can actually commute to. Engine's careers page lists offices in London, Cardiff, Southampton and Manchester in the UK plus Dublin, and Starling's careers page lists the same five. Engine says each role will be specified to an office, so check before applying.

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Where this came from

Read directly from Starling Bank’s Workable job board, requisition f4ee37fb-ae2e-4e33-b025-a2c4828112ba. First seen on 2 September 2026 and last confirmed on 10 September 2026. The apply link goes to that exact application, never to a careers homepage.

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