Graduate Project Manager

Use your superb communication skills and knack for getting things done to contribute to a wealth of IT projects for our clients across the UK. Dorset Software is recruiting confident and astute STEM graduates for smooth project delivery that's up to scratch with our clients’ high expectations.

After the comprehensive on-the-job training you’re given in the first few months, you’ll work either in-house or at client sites across the UK delivering exceptional service and taking responsibility for delivering projects on time and to budget.

To succeed as a Project Manager, you need to be organised, pro-active, and forward-thinking. You get a lot of responsibility fairly early on, with plenty of support from the company, making this role an ideal opportunity for an ambitious graduate.
The level of responsibility you have also means you can make a real difference to the company, whilst getting involved in a range of industries. So if you’re ready to listen, learn, and make an impact, this is the job for you.

Qualifications and skills

• A minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree or a PhD in a Maths, Science, Engineering or Computing subject
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
• A strong interest in technology
• A commitment to excellent customer service
• A logical approach to problem solving
• An ability to quickly adapt to new situations
• A willingness to travel and work at client sites across the UK.

Benefits

• Excellent opportunities for career progression whichever way your future aspirations lie.
• Regular salary reviews
• Funding to study and obtain industry recognised qualifications
• Job variety working with blue-chip & public sector clients on a number of unique projects
• Flexi-time and generous holiday allowance
• Contributory company pension scheme
• Subsidised social activities including badminton and football
• Cycle to work scheme
• Employee referral scheme
• Plenty of chocolate biscuits or fresh fruit for the health conscious.

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