Graduate UX Programme 2025 (Telford)

at  Capgemini

YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science, Human Computer Interaction, Product Design, User Experience Design, or a related field.
• Understanding of Agile methodologies and best practices.
• Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.
• Eagerness to learn and adapt to new technologies

We are looking for tech passionate individuals to want to start their career in the IT industry. You will be joining a significant business area working for our largest UK public sector client working with inspiring experts from whom you can learn from and enjoy the career opportunities this brings. You will be joining a large community of Graduates and Apprentices across the business.
This role is only available to be based in our office in Telford, West Midlands. As such you will need to be based within a commutable distance to the Telford office where you should expect to typically be in our Telford office 3 days a week. This specific role is not available to be based in any other UK office, but other opportunities on our website have more flexibility on locations.
You will have the opportunity to work on a variety of engagements spanning across projects, programmes, portfolios, services and operations. Your technical skills, combined with excellent insight into our technical solutions will bring you a glimpse of how we use cutting edge technology to successfully delivery our client’s expectations and communication will bring control, direction and insight to our engagements and business processes.
As an UX Industrial Placement at Capgemini, you will be an integral part of one of our Scrum teams. You’ll work with a diverse group of senior and junior practitioners who share your passion for UX practices, high-quality software, and innovative problem-solving.
You will have the chance to gain an insight into all aspects of our roles;
• User Researcher – use different techniques to find out user’s needs, motivations and pain points, to use when informing designers of that service. You’ll interview users, create detailed plans, find compelling insights, understand data, facilitate workshops and present findings. Everything you do will be valued by our designers.
• Interaction Designers – develop and understand what users do and perform and help design a service that allows them to do that, creating exceptional end-to-end digital journeys using the latest technology and techniques.
• Content Designers – making sure the right information is on hand when users need it, understanding and exploring data to identify users’ behaviours, helping to create the best end to end experience for users.