Graduate Software Developer

Job description

Salary: £30,000 - £40,000 depending on experience and qualifications Location: Remote (all UK locations considered) with flexible working arrangements. Our flexible office collaboration spaces, for those wishing to use them, are in London, Bristol and Exeter. Term/Hours: Permanent (6-month probation). Full-time (40 hours per week) Right to Work: Must have own right to work in the UK for more than 2 years Closing date: Monday 9th November 2026 CVs FROM RECRUITERS (INCLUDING THOSE ON OUR PSL) WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. DIRECT APPLICATIONS ONLY. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates regardless of sex, gender identity, age, disability, ethnicity, religion or belief, sexual orientation, or any other protected characteristic. We are only accepting direct applications (no recruiters please). Unfortunately, we cannot consider applications requiring visa sponsorship now, or in the future. ABOUT US City Science is an SME founded in 2015 with a core mission of delivering decarbonisation. We help organisations who are committed to decarbonisation achieve meaningful and quantifiable carbon reductions quickly and efficiently. Our software and product development team produce innovative and uniquely insightful digital tools, like Cadence and our decarbonisation tool, to successfully deliver our projects. We work collaboratively across our consultancy team made up of transport, energy, sustainability, carbon accounting and applied data science specialists to provide integrated solutions to our clients. Our range of clients is extensive and includes forward-thinking local authorities like Oxfordshire County Council, sub-national transport bodies like England’s Economic Heartland and national organisations like Department of Energy Security & Net Zero (see our full list of projects here ). We have a series of emerging services lines (which are all underpinned by market areas), including the following focused within: · Net Zero Strategies & Roadmaps (e.g. Area-based future decarbonisation pathways, green growth strategies) · Net Zero Development (e.g. Transport evidence bases for Local Plans and infrastructure strategies) · Sustainable Transport (e.g. Local cycle & walking infrastructure plans (LCWIPs), bus service planning and movement strategies) · Net Zero Transport (e.g. Electric Vehicle charging strategies and net zero transport pathways) · Transport…