Nuclear Supply Chain Graduate — Rotational Programme

Sizewell C Company; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus (potential)

Market-leading pension

Electric vehicle leasing

Discounted gym membership

Life assurance

Tech vouchers

Experience days

Job summary

Sizewell C Nuclear supplies chain graduate programme invites you to begin a meaningful career within one of the UK’s flagship energy projects. You will rotate through placements to learn procurement, forecasting, supplier development and strategic sourcing, led by mentors and a career line manager.

Based at Sizewell C's London office with 6–12 month placements and travel to other sites as needed. A 2-year programme designed to build experience and confidence for a future in nuclear supply chain

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (2:2 or higher) in supply chain and logistics, business management, economics, mathematics, finance or geography.
• Professional outlook and commercial awareness.
• Strong interpersonal and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Support procurement and contract administration across business areas.
• Forecast contract costs and manage supplier relationships.
• Contribute to strategic sourcing and supply chain transformation.
• Rotate across business areas to gain wider commercial insight.
• Work on live projects delivering tangible benefits to Sizewell C.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Analytical skills

Commercial awareness

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree (2:2+)

Job description

Sizewell C Nuclear supplies chain graduate programme invites you to begin a meaningful career within one of the UK’s flagship energy projects. You will rotate through placements to learn procurement, forecasting, supplier development and strategic sourcing, led by mentors and a career line manager.

Based at Sizewell C's London office with 6–12 month placements and travel to other sites as needed. A 2-year programme designed to build experience and confidence for a future in nuclear supply chain