Engineering Graduate Jobs in Manchester, UK

“(COMPANY NAME) Energy is recruiting for its 2026 graduate intake as a Power Systems Engineer. The role involves studying and simulating control and protection systems for HVDC infrastructure. Candidates should have an MEng degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or Power System Engineering, and a passion for renewable energy. The role offers a competitive salary, benefits, and career development opportunities.”

“Engineering Manager role at Manchester Brewery. Permanent position with circa £85,000 salary. Lead engineering, maintenance, and sustainability strategies. Manage CAPEX budget and utilities. Requires leadership experience, engineering qualifications, and safety focus. Benefits include flexible package, bonus, healthcare, pension, and more.”

“(COMPANY NAME) Energy is recruiting for its 2026 graduate intake as a Graduate Engineer (Control & Protection). The role involves studying and simulating control and protection systems for HVDC infrastructure, with opportunities to specialize in roles like system studies or real-time simulation. The position requires an MEng degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering or related fields, enthusiasm for renewable energy, and strong problem-solving skills. The role offers a competitive salary, benefits, and career development opportunities.”

“Full-time DevOps Engineer role in Manchester with hybrid working. Salary £70,929 - £85,000. Lead CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, and automation. Skills: Jenkins, Git, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, Dynatrace, Splunk. Focus on security, compliance, and Agile environments. Benefits include pension, bonus, share schemes, and wellbeing initiatives.”

“Full-time Responsible AI Lead role in Manchester, hybrid working. Lead cross-functional teams to build telephony and digital platforms using advanced AI and cloud-native architecture. Salary £90,440 - £110,000 per annum. Define technical strategy, ensure safety, security, and scalability. Requires proficiency in Java, Python, TypeScript, and cloud-native engineering. Experience with agentic AI and technical leadership essential. Benefits include pension, bonus, share schemes, and wellbeing initiatives.”

“ML/AI Engineer role in Manchester, offering £70,929 - £85,000 annually. Hybrid work with 2 days in-office. Responsibilities include building, automating, and maintaining scalable ML systems, Kubernetes orchestration, CI/CD automation, GPU optimization, and large-scale model deployment. Requirements: strong Python, Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, CI/CD expertise, and experience with GPU optimization tools. Benefits include pension, bonus, share schemes, and wellbeing initiatives.”

“(COMPANY NAME) UK is seeking a talented Machine Learning (ML) Engineer or Senior ML Engineer to build and maintain packages for their Pricing and Analytics department. The role involves developing Python modelling tools, raising software engineering standards, and collaborating with technical and non-technical colleagues. The position offers a competitive salary, annual bonuses, pension contributions, private medical cover, and flexible working arrangements. (COMPANY NAME) UK is an equal opportunities employer.”

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“* Contribute to continuously raising the security bar for our emerging AI workloads, including the Maia securi...”

“The ideal candidate is curious, self-sufficient, and an advocate for an AI-first approach, with a clear path f...”

“* Drive key projects, including securing Matillion's AI infrastructure and the data associated with it (using ...”

“The Safety & Environmental team This is an exciting opportunity to join an established team tasked which offer...”

“* Participating in our 24x7 on-call rota. * Use technology and knowledge to design and implement solutions an...”

“You'll also get to work with a modern tech stack: Kotlin, Kafka, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, Aurora Postgres and ...”

“You'll help define the technical strategy in a business-critical new engineering chapter in Manchester, and he...”