Job description
You’re not just looking for a career, you’re looking to make a difference.
Millions of people rely on us every day to help them live their lives, power their businesses, and keep their public services running. We connect friends to family, clients to colleagues, people to possibilities. We keep the wheels of business spinning, and the emergency services responding. And we use the power of technology to help solve big challenges, like climate change and cyber security.
From day one, you’ll have a voice at BT Group. You’ll get stuck in to tough challenges, pitch in with ideas, make things happen. You won’t be alone: we’ll be there with help and support, learning and development. You’ll make great friends, discover new talents, and feel part of something exhilarating.
This is your chance to make a real difference to the world. Grab it.
About this role
Our Corporate Investigations programme focuses on helping you build a broad future skillset. You’ll gain skills and knowledge across a range of security domains including but not limited to the application of investigative planning and management best practice frameworks, interview skills, report writing, covert tactics, digital forensics and E Discovery, legislation, policy, compliance, and risk.
These components seek to ensure that investigative best practice is applied fairly and consistently to enable trust and confidence to be achieved with staff and customers and protect the organisation from actual or potential reputational, financial, physical or service risk.
You’ll gain experience by working with a variety of teams both within corporate investigations, as well as across security and the wider organisation, whilst having an opportunity to network with peers.
Corporate Investigations is an exciting and vibrant area with many opportunities to make a difference and assist in helping us defend against a range of threats. You will be developing, applying, and bringing to life investigative methodologies in an agile & human centred environment.
You’ll need to demonstrate your passion for investigations, and you’ll also need the ability to be able to translate complex, sensitive allegations into ethical, comprehensive, proportionate, and timely investigations across fraud, physical, behavioural, cyber enabled threat landscapes
As part of your programme, you’ll receive on the job training, dedicated support to set you up for success and access to our internal learning platforms so you can drive your own development too! Throughout your time with us you’ll also receive opportunities and exposure to a variety of exciting projects, events and work activities that will help you to kick start a rewarding career.
This role is available in the Networks part of our business.
Location
Milton Keynes
Starting Salary
£33,500
This is a 24-month Graduate position, followed by a permanent position in this Business Unit at the end of the programme.
What we are looking for
A 2:2 degree (or higher) in a STEM related subject is required for this role.
Because of the nature of the work we do some of our roles will require additional security clearance. Don’t worry, a member of the Early Careers Recruitment Team will talk you through this.
It’s important you only apply to 1 Graduate placement role starting in 2024.
Accepted degree subjects
Any
Additional job details
- Location
- Milton Keynes
- Salary
- £33,500
How to apply
Click Apply to start your application now. This job will be available on Prospects until 31 July 2024
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Closing date: 31 July 2024