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National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

NPL is the UK’s National Metrology Institute, providing the measurement capability that underpins the UK's prosperity and quality of life. From new antibiotics to tackle resistance and more effective cancer treatments, to secure quantum communications and superfast 5G, technological advances must be built on a foundation of reliable measurement to succeed. Building on over a century’s worth of expertise, our science, engineering and technology provides this foundation. We save lives, protect the environment and enable citizens to feel safe and secure, as well as support international trade and commercial innovation. As a national laboratory, our advice is always impartial and independent, meaning consumers, investors, policymakers and entrepreneurs can always rely on the work we do. Measure Up: Stay informed about all things NPL

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National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

(UKTL) Graduate – Recruitment Webinar Invitation

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

UKTL Graduate Recruitment Webinar introducing career opportunities in telecoms, cybersecurity, network infrastructure and security research, covering graduate programmes, technical teams, training, career progression and recruitment requirements.Are you interested in cyber security, telecoms, networks, engineering, or emerging technologies? Join our Graduate Recruitment Webinar and discover how you could build a career helping to secure the UK's critical telecoms infrastructure. At UKTL, we're tackling some of the biggest challenges facing the telecoms industry, from cyber resilience and vulnerability research through to security testing and next-generation network technologies. Our Graduate Programme offers the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, learn from industry experts, and develop the technical skills needed to make a real impact. Whether you're studying Computer Science, Cyber Security, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or another STEM discipline, this webinar is your chance to learn more about what a career at UKTL could look like. Join us to learn more about:Our Graduate Engineer Programme and how it is structuredThe different technical teams graduates can joinThe projects and technologies you'll be exposed toThe training, development and support available throughout the programmeWhat a typical day as a Graduate Engineer looks likeCareer progression opportunities beyond the graduate schemeThe recruitment process, including interviews and assessment centresSecurity clearance requirements and eligibility considerations Hear directly from:Leaders from our engineering and cyber security teamsMembers of our graduate programme and recruitment team We'll also be hosting a live Q&A session throughout the webinar, giving you the opportunity to ask questions about the programme, career pathways, the application process, and life at UKTL. Who should register?We welcome students, recent graduates, and those completing their final year of study who are interested in:Cyber Security, Telecommunications, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Networks & Infrastructure, Electrical or Electronic Engineering, Vulnerability Research, Security Testing, Emerging TechnologiesThis is your opportunity to discover how you can apply your knowledge, continue learning, and contribute to work that helps protect the UK's digital future. Security requirements All UKTL roles require Security Check (SC) clearance. We actively recruit from a wide range of backgrounds, but nationality, residency and security requirements are more tightly defined than in many other roles. All attendees must meet SC eligibility criteria.  About UsFlexible WorkingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week. Our state-of-the-art facilities provide an excellent environment for collaboration, and we encourage colleagues to make the most of our on-site workspace.We are committed to fostering a positive work-life balance and welcome applications from candidates seeking full-time, part-time, or flexible working arrangements, subject to business needs. Why Join UKTL?At UKTL, you'll be part of a mission that has real national impact, helping to strengthen the security, resilience, and future of the UK's telecommunications networks.We are committed to investing in our people, providing opportunities to develop your technical expertise, broaden your experience, and build a rewarding long-term career. Whether you're an experienced specialist or looking to grow your skills in a new area, you'll benefit from:Meaningful work that helps shape the future security of UK telecommunications.Access to industry-leading training, professional development, and certification opportunities.Hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies across telecoms, cyber security, research, and testing.Collaboration with recognised experts in a highly skilled and supportive environment.Opportunities to work on unique projects that drive innovation and influence industry best practice.A culture that encourages continuous learning, knowledge sharing, and career progression. Security ClearanceDue to the nature of our work, candidates must be eligible to obtain and maintain SC clearance with no restrictions. Existing SC clearance would be advantageous, although candidates without clearance are encouraged to apply. Employment cannot commence until the required clearance has been successfully granted.SalarySalary for UKTL specialist roles is benchmarked against the external market and may include additional compensation to recognise in-demand technical expertise.We recruit based on capability, technical excellence and potential rather than simply years of experience. As a result, candidates may be considered for different grades depending on their skills, experience and technical depth.During the interview process, we'll discuss how your experience aligns with our grading framework and provide an indication of the salary range associated with the most appropriate level. This ensures you have a clear understanding of expectations and opportunities from an early stage.Our technical assessment process is designed to evaluate your expertise in greater detail and will ultimately determine the grade and salary offered. We are committed to offering competitive, market-aligned reward packages that recognise the value and impact our specialists bring to UKTL. Our BenefitsAt UKTL-NPL, we recognise that our people are key to our success. That's why we offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your wellbeing, career development and financial security. Benefits include: Competitive pension scheme with employer contributions of up to 12%.Life assurance providing cover of three times your annual salary.Generous annual leave entitlement, sick pay and shared parental leave.Enhanced maternity, adoption and surrogacy leave, including up to 39 weeks' full pay.Private GP service with confidential phone and video appointments.Employee Assistance Programme offering free and confidential advice and counselling.Group Income Protection for additional financial security during periods of long-term illness.Interest-free loans for season tickets, rental deposits, house purchase deposits and other qualifying purchases.MyLifestyle benefits platform, providing discounts across retail, supermarkets, entertainment, travel and fitness providers.CSSC membership offering access to additional leisure, travel and lifestyle benefits.Employee referral bonus scheme.Professional development opportunities including technical training, mentoring, coaching and leadership development.Support towards professional accreditation and chartered status.Annual salary reviews and market benchmarking to ensure competitive and fair pay.Access to wellbeing initiatives, employee networks, social clubs and community activities.

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National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Graduate Engineer – Security Research and Testing

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

Two-year Graduate Security Research and Testing programme at UK Telecoms Lab, investigating vulnerabilities, conducting penetration testing and researching telecoms security to improve the resilience of UK communications infrastructure.About the RoleLaunch your career in Security Research Research roles at UKTL utilise our cutting-edge lab environment to test communications systems to their limits in new and novel ways. Are you fascinated by how technology works and how it can be made more secure? Do you enjoy solving complex problems, investigating vulnerabilities, and understanding how systems behave under attack?The UK Telecoms Lab (UKTL) Graduate Programme offers a unique opportunity to build a career at the forefront of communications security. Working alongside leading researchers and security specialists, you'll help strengthen the equipment used in UK's infrastructure through testing, research and innovation.UKTL also offers Graduate Engineer roles in IT Platforms & Cyber. Before submitting your application, we encourage you to review both opportunities and choose the one that best aligns with your interests, skills and career aspirations. Please submit one application only. What you'll be doingAs a graduate in security research and testing, you'll join one of our specialist security research focused teams:Penetration and Cyber Security TestingVulnerability ResearchCyber Security and Privacy ResearchYou'll work on real-world challenges affecting national communications infrastructure, helping to identify critical security issues, and improve the resilience of communications products. You'll receive structured development, mentoring and technical training throughout the two-year programme, giving you the opportunity to develop specialist expertise in security research and telecoms.Your work could includeSecurity testing of communications technologiesDiscovering and analysing new vulnerabilitiesDeveloping bespoke research toolingConducting novel telecoms research on niche equipmentInvestigating how communications systems behave under real-world attack scenarios Hybrid workingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week to facilitate collaboration in our lab.  About YouDesired degree backgroundsWe welcome applications from any degree background but typically our graduates come from Cyber Security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronic or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and other STEM disciplines. We'd be especially interested if you have: A deep technical understanding of how a computer works.An understanding of computer networks down to the bits and bytes.Participated in Cyber Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions.Completed cyber security research projects.Have discovered vulnerabilities or weaknesses in systems.Experience with Linux, scripting or programming.We don't assess candidates on spelling, grammar, or their ability to write polished responses. Instead, we're interested in your genuine experiences, motivation, and passion for the role. We expect you to be ready to share more about the exciting things you've put in your application. 

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National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Graduate Engineer – IT Platforms and Cyber

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

Two-year Graduate IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer programme at UK Telecoms Lab in Birmingham, supporting and securing IT infrastructure, telecoms networks, cloud platforms and cyber security operations.Launch your career in IT and Cyber Operations IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer role at UKTL build and protect the environments within our lab. Are you interested in building, supporting and defending cutting edge network environments?The UK Telecoms Lab (UKTL) Graduate Programme offers the chance to work on cutting-edge telecoms technologies while helping to secure and operate critical infrastructure that supports the UK's digital future. UKTL also offers Graduate Engineer roles in Security Research and Testing. Before submitting your application, we encourage you to review both opportunities and choose the one that best aligns with your interests, skills and career aspirations. Please submit one application only. What you'll be doingAs a Graduate IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer, you'll join one of the following teams:Cyber Security Operations and Capabilities DevelopmentNetwork Connectivity, Telecommunication & IT Platforms.Through your placements, you could gain exposure to a broad range of cyber security and telecoms disciplines, including cyber risk management, security operations, governance, compliance, incident response, cyber resilience and security architecture. You'll also have the opportunity to contribute to the design, build and support of the IT and telecoms systems that enable UKTL's world-leading testing and research programmes. Working alongside experienced professionals, you'll develop an understanding of how security, infrastructure and operational technologies are embedded within business processes, research activities and technical decision-making, while helping to manage and support the critical systems used across UKTL.You'll receive structured development, mentoring and technical training throughout the two-year programme, giving you the opportunity to develop specialist expertise in IT platforms, cyber security, and telecoms. Your work could includeMonitoring and securing critical telecoms and digital infrastructureSupporting Cyber Security Operations Centre (SOC) activities and threat monitoringWorking with networking, cloud and emerging telecommunications technologiesSupporting RAN, Packet Core and next-generation mobile network environmentsInvestigating cyber security incidents, vulnerabilities and emerging threatsImproving cyber resilience, operational performance and security controlsContributing to security governance, risk management and compliance activitiesBuilding, maintaining and securing telecoms platforms and servicesWorking with enterprise IT platforms and services that support UKTL's testing and research environmentsDeploying, managing and optimising virtualisation and containerisation platformsSupporting the delivery, maintenance and continuous improvement of operational IT servicesHelping to build and manage the IT infrastructure that enables UKTL's research, testing and laboratory activitiesPromoting security awareness and supporting best practice across teamsLocationOur site is conveniently located within easy reach of Birmingham, with excellent transport links. We are accessible by rail, with the nearest being Birmingham International station, and are also served by local bus routes. Free on-site parking is available for those travelling by car. Hybrid workingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week to facilitate collaboration in our lab.  About the Recruitment ProcessWe're looking for curious, passionate problem-solvers who want to help shape the future of the UK's telecoms ecosystem. Our selection process is designed to help us understand your potential, not just your experience.Submit your applicationIf shortlisted, complete an online assessment Attend a virtual first-stage interviewIf selected, you'll be invited to an Assessment Centre at our Solihull office in January or February 2027 (date to be confirmed)Successful candidates will join UKTL in September 2027We'll keep you informed throughout the process and look forward to learning more what you can bring to the team. About YouDesired degree backgroundsWe welcome applications from any degree background but typically our graduates' study Cyber Security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronic or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and other STEM disciplines. We'd be especially interested if you have done any of the following:Completed academic projects, coursework or research related to cyber security, infrastructure, networking or cloud technologiesParticipated in cyber security competitions, Capture the Flag (CTF) events, hackathons or coding challengesUndertaken a work experience within an IT, cyber security or technology environmentBuilt or supported technical solutions as part of university projects, personal initiatives or collaborative assignmentsExplored topics such as security operations, threat detection, incident response, risk management or cyber resilienceCompleted relevant certifications, online learning or independent study to develop your technical knowledgeWe don't assess candidates on spelling, grammar, or their ability to write polished responses. Instead, we're interested in your genuine experiences, motivation, and passion for the role. We expect you to be ready to share more about the exciting things you've put in your application. 

Posted today

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

(UKTL) Graduate – Recruitment Webinar Invitation

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

UKTL Graduate Recruitment Webinar introducing career opportunities in telecoms, cybersecurity, network infrastructure and security research, covering graduate programmes, technical teams, training, career progression and recruitment requirements.Are you interested in cyber security, telecoms, networks, engineering, or emerging technologies? Join our Graduate Recruitment Webinar and discover how you could build a career helping to secure the UK's critical telecoms infrastructure. At UKTL, we're tackling some of the biggest challenges facing the telecoms industry, from cyber resilience and vulnerability research through to security testing and next-generation network technologies. Our Graduate Programme offers the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, learn from industry experts, and develop the technical skills needed to make a real impact. Whether you're studying Computer Science, Cyber Security, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or another STEM discipline, this webinar is your chance to learn more about what a career at UKTL could look like. Join us to learn more about:Our Graduate Engineer Programme and how it is structuredThe different technical teams graduates can joinThe projects and technologies you'll be exposed toThe training, development and support available throughout the programmeWhat a typical day as a Graduate Engineer looks likeCareer progression opportunities beyond the graduate schemeThe recruitment process, including interviews and assessment centresSecurity clearance requirements and eligibility considerations Hear directly from:Leaders from our engineering and cyber security teamsMembers of our graduate programme and recruitment team We'll also be hosting a live Q&A session throughout the webinar, giving you the opportunity to ask questions about the programme, career pathways, the application process, and life at UKTL. Who should register?We welcome students, recent graduates, and those completing their final year of study who are interested in:Cyber Security, Telecommunications, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Networks & Infrastructure, Electrical or Electronic Engineering, Vulnerability Research, Security Testing, Emerging TechnologiesThis is your opportunity to discover how you can apply your knowledge, continue learning, and contribute to work that helps protect the UK's digital future. Security requirements All UKTL roles require Security Check (SC) clearance. We actively recruit from a wide range of backgrounds, but nationality, residency and security requirements are more tightly defined than in many other roles. All attendees must meet SC eligibility criteria.  About UsFlexible WorkingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week. Our state-of-the-art facilities provide an excellent environment for collaboration, and we encourage colleagues to make the most of our on-site workspace.We are committed to fostering a positive work-life balance and welcome applications from candidates seeking full-time, part-time, or flexible working arrangements, subject to business needs. Why Join UKTL?At UKTL, you'll be part of a mission that has real national impact, helping to strengthen the security, resilience, and future of the UK's telecommunications networks.We are committed to investing in our people, providing opportunities to develop your technical expertise, broaden your experience, and build a rewarding long-term career. Whether you're an experienced specialist or looking to grow your skills in a new area, you'll benefit from:Meaningful work that helps shape the future security of UK telecommunications.Access to industry-leading training, professional development, and certification opportunities.Hands-on experience with cutting-edge technologies across telecoms, cyber security, research, and testing.Collaboration with recognised experts in a highly skilled and supportive environment.Opportunities to work on unique projects that drive innovation and influence industry best practice.A culture that encourages continuous learning, knowledge sharing, and career progression. Security ClearanceDue to the nature of our work, candidates must be eligible to obtain and maintain SC clearance with no restrictions. Existing SC clearance would be advantageous, although candidates without clearance are encouraged to apply. Employment cannot commence until the required clearance has been successfully granted.SalarySalary for UKTL specialist roles is benchmarked against the external market and may include additional compensation to recognise in-demand technical expertise.We recruit based on capability, technical excellence and potential rather than simply years of experience. As a result, candidates may be considered for different grades depending on their skills, experience and technical depth.During the interview process, we'll discuss how your experience aligns with our grading framework and provide an indication of the salary range associated with the most appropriate level. This ensures you have a clear understanding of expectations and opportunities from an early stage.Our technical assessment process is designed to evaluate your expertise in greater detail and will ultimately determine the grade and salary offered. We are committed to offering competitive, market-aligned reward packages that recognise the value and impact our specialists bring to UKTL. Our BenefitsAt UKTL-NPL, we recognise that our people are key to our success. That's why we offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your wellbeing, career development and financial security. Benefits include: Competitive pension scheme with employer contributions of up to 12%.Life assurance providing cover of three times your annual salary.Generous annual leave entitlement, sick pay and shared parental leave.Enhanced maternity, adoption and surrogacy leave, including up to 39 weeks' full pay.Private GP service with confidential phone and video appointments.Employee Assistance Programme offering free and confidential advice and counselling.Group Income Protection for additional financial security during periods of long-term illness.Interest-free loans for season tickets, rental deposits, house purchase deposits and other qualifying purchases.MyLifestyle benefits platform, providing discounts across retail, supermarkets, entertainment, travel and fitness providers.CSSC membership offering access to additional leisure, travel and lifestyle benefits.Employee referral bonus scheme.Professional development opportunities including technical training, mentoring, coaching and leadership development.Support towards professional accreditation and chartered status.Annual salary reviews and market benchmarking to ensure competitive and fair pay.Access to wellbeing initiatives, employee networks, social clubs and community activities.

Posted today

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Graduate Engineer – Security Research and Testing

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

Two-year Graduate Security Research and Testing programme at UK Telecoms Lab, investigating vulnerabilities, conducting penetration testing and researching telecoms security to improve the resilience of UK communications infrastructure.About the RoleLaunch your career in Security Research Research roles at UKTL utilise our cutting-edge lab environment to test communications systems to their limits in new and novel ways. Are you fascinated by how technology works and how it can be made more secure? Do you enjoy solving complex problems, investigating vulnerabilities, and understanding how systems behave under attack?The UK Telecoms Lab (UKTL) Graduate Programme offers a unique opportunity to build a career at the forefront of communications security. Working alongside leading researchers and security specialists, you'll help strengthen the equipment used in UK's infrastructure through testing, research and innovation.UKTL also offers Graduate Engineer roles in IT Platforms & Cyber. Before submitting your application, we encourage you to review both opportunities and choose the one that best aligns with your interests, skills and career aspirations. Please submit one application only. What you'll be doingAs a graduate in security research and testing, you'll join one of our specialist security research focused teams:Penetration and Cyber Security TestingVulnerability ResearchCyber Security and Privacy ResearchYou'll work on real-world challenges affecting national communications infrastructure, helping to identify critical security issues, and improve the resilience of communications products. You'll receive structured development, mentoring and technical training throughout the two-year programme, giving you the opportunity to develop specialist expertise in security research and telecoms.Your work could includeSecurity testing of communications technologiesDiscovering and analysing new vulnerabilitiesDeveloping bespoke research toolingConducting novel telecoms research on niche equipmentInvestigating how communications systems behave under real-world attack scenarios Hybrid workingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week to facilitate collaboration in our lab.  About YouDesired degree backgroundsWe welcome applications from any degree background but typically our graduates come from Cyber Security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronic or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and other STEM disciplines. We'd be especially interested if you have: A deep technical understanding of how a computer works.An understanding of computer networks down to the bits and bytes.Participated in Cyber Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions.Completed cyber security research projects.Have discovered vulnerabilities or weaknesses in systems.Experience with Linux, scripting or programming.We don't assess candidates on spelling, grammar, or their ability to write polished responses. Instead, we're interested in your genuine experiences, motivation, and passion for the role. We expect you to be ready to share more about the exciting things you've put in your application. 

Posted today

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Graduate Engineer – IT Platforms and Cyber

National Physical Laboratory (NPL)

Solihull, UK

Two-year Graduate IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer programme at UK Telecoms Lab in Birmingham, supporting and securing IT infrastructure, telecoms networks, cloud platforms and cyber security operations.Launch your career in IT and Cyber Operations IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer role at UKTL build and protect the environments within our lab. Are you interested in building, supporting and defending cutting edge network environments?The UK Telecoms Lab (UKTL) Graduate Programme offers the chance to work on cutting-edge telecoms technologies while helping to secure and operate critical infrastructure that supports the UK's digital future. UKTL also offers Graduate Engineer roles in Security Research and Testing. Before submitting your application, we encourage you to review both opportunities and choose the one that best aligns with your interests, skills and career aspirations. Please submit one application only. What you'll be doingAs a Graduate IT Platforms and Cyber Engineer, you'll join one of the following teams:Cyber Security Operations and Capabilities DevelopmentNetwork Connectivity, Telecommunication & IT Platforms.Through your placements, you could gain exposure to a broad range of cyber security and telecoms disciplines, including cyber risk management, security operations, governance, compliance, incident response, cyber resilience and security architecture. You'll also have the opportunity to contribute to the design, build and support of the IT and telecoms systems that enable UKTL's world-leading testing and research programmes. Working alongside experienced professionals, you'll develop an understanding of how security, infrastructure and operational technologies are embedded within business processes, research activities and technical decision-making, while helping to manage and support the critical systems used across UKTL.You'll receive structured development, mentoring and technical training throughout the two-year programme, giving you the opportunity to develop specialist expertise in IT platforms, cyber security, and telecoms. Your work could includeMonitoring and securing critical telecoms and digital infrastructureSupporting Cyber Security Operations Centre (SOC) activities and threat monitoringWorking with networking, cloud and emerging telecommunications technologiesSupporting RAN, Packet Core and next-generation mobile network environmentsInvestigating cyber security incidents, vulnerabilities and emerging threatsImproving cyber resilience, operational performance and security controlsContributing to security governance, risk management and compliance activitiesBuilding, maintaining and securing telecoms platforms and servicesWorking with enterprise IT platforms and services that support UKTL's testing and research environmentsDeploying, managing and optimising virtualisation and containerisation platformsSupporting the delivery, maintenance and continuous improvement of operational IT servicesHelping to build and manage the IT infrastructure that enables UKTL's research, testing and laboratory activitiesPromoting security awareness and supporting best practice across teamsLocationOur site is conveniently located within easy reach of Birmingham, with excellent transport links. We are accessible by rail, with the nearest being Birmingham International station, and are also served by local bus routes. Free on-site parking is available for those travelling by car. Hybrid workingSuccessful applicants will be expected to attend our Birmingham office a minimum of two days per week to facilitate collaboration in our lab.  About the Recruitment ProcessWe're looking for curious, passionate problem-solvers who want to help shape the future of the UK's telecoms ecosystem. Our selection process is designed to help us understand your potential, not just your experience.Submit your applicationIf shortlisted, complete an online assessment Attend a virtual first-stage interviewIf selected, you'll be invited to an Assessment Centre at our Solihull office in January or February 2027 (date to be confirmed)Successful candidates will join UKTL in September 2027We'll keep you informed throughout the process and look forward to learning more what you can bring to the team. About YouDesired degree backgroundsWe welcome applications from any degree background but typically our graduates' study Cyber Security, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electronic or Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, and other STEM disciplines. We'd be especially interested if you have done any of the following:Completed academic projects, coursework or research related to cyber security, infrastructure, networking or cloud technologiesParticipated in cyber security competitions, Capture the Flag (CTF) events, hackathons or coding challengesUndertaken a work experience within an IT, cyber security or technology environmentBuilt or supported technical solutions as part of university projects, personal initiatives or collaborative assignmentsExplored topics such as security operations, threat detection, incident response, risk management or cyber resilienceCompleted relevant certifications, online learning or independent study to develop your technical knowledgeWe don't assess candidates on spelling, grammar, or their ability to write polished responses. Instead, we're interested in your genuine experiences, motivation, and passion for the role. We expect you to be ready to share more about the exciting things you've put in your application. 

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