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A government agency in Crownhill is looking for a Software Development placement for students in their IT-related degree programs. The role offers the chance to develop skills while working on critical software systems, understand various testing methodologies, and coach junior colleagues. You will receive a tailored year to develop your skills before potential consideration for a permanent position. The role requires at least 60% of working time in the office, especially during training.
At HM Land Registry, you'll join our Software Development Practice, a community of around 100 developers working across multiple teams with a focus on continuous learning, collaboration and career advancement. This is an exciting time to join us as we continue a major digital transformation programme. Our software systems are part of the critical national infrastructure, helping to safeguard land and property ownership valued at £7 trillion, and enabling over £1 trillion of lending across England and Wales.
You must have completed the second year of a relevant IT‑related degree programme by the start date September 2026 and be looking for a placement year in industry before completing your studies. This post is not available for those studying for a Master’s degree.
What will you get from us? A year tailored to meet your learning and development needs, with opportunities to gain experience across a range of areas. We will work with you to make sure you get the most from your placement. We will support your development aspirations and offer flexibility in your working week to help you maintain a positive work life balance. At HMLR, we take a blended approach to where we work. We require everyone to spend at least 60% of their working time in the office. During your training period, for the first 2 to 4 weeks, you will be expected to spend 100% of your time in the office.
On successful completion of the placement, there may be potential to be considered for a permanent role.