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Founded in 1999, NETbuilder was established to fill a need in the market for high quality technology consulting and infrastructure services for blue chip organisations and government agencies and departments. Our innovative approach to business ensures that we are at the leading edge of providing value to our customers.


Number of Vacancies 10


Degrees Required IT related, maths or engineering, 2:1 or above


Locations


London, Midlands, South Coast


Salary £15,000


Online Applications www.netbuilder.com


Who we are looking for Our company structure is founded on agility and responsiveness and reflects our beliefs that our customers are our number one priority. We are looking to hire employees who can provide the service and solutions that the customer wants and needs rather than forcing theoretical solutions on them. We are looking for IT graduates with a 2:1 or above. We will also consider graduates with a good maths or engineering degree.


Careers Offered First step into employment through a graduate academy.


Application Details Please send your CV with covering email to daisy.pound@netbuilder.com


Benefits Salary, paid holiday and free training.


Contact Details Daisy-May Pound, 10 Northbrook Business Park, Northbrook Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN14 8PQ. Tel: 01903 823 254


Website www.netbuilder.com


Closing Date Ongoing


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