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Graduate Software Engineer

NCR Atleos

£30,000 – £75,000

Dundee

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NCR Atleos · Dundee · £30,000 – £75,000

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Honest Review

By Robert (Recent Uni Grad)

NCR Atleos specialises in ATMs, so this is suited for those who are interested in embedded systems. It's a very large company with 20k employees. Annoyingly they haven't made the salary public so I had to put a rough range based on what I could find online.

About NCR Atleos

NCR Atleos, headquartered in Atlanta, is a leader in expanding financial access. Our dedicated 20,000 employees optimize the branch, improve operational efficiency and maximize self-service availability for financial institutions and retailers across the globe.

Your Role

As a Graduate Software Engineer, you'll join a highly motivated engineering team working on innovative solutions for embedded systems and real-time applications. You'll contribute to the design, development, and testing of software and firmware across a range of devices.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop software and firmware for embedded devices.

• Create and document test procedures to validate functionality.

• Support integration and systems testing.

• Collaborate across global teams and occasionally travel to customer sites.

Requirements

A recent or upcoming graduate (2025/2026) with a degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or a related field.
Passionate about software development and embedded systems.
Interested in processor technologies and controlling electro-mechanical devices.Familiar with C/C++ and Windows programming environments.
Able to manage multiple projects and work independently or in teams

Nice-to-haves

Knowledge of electronics and real-time systems
Experience with embedded software development
Willingness to travel internationally

Potential Red Flags

• We can't find the salary for this listed online. We had to use a rough estimate

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