Applying

Please note: to see us on the interview days at Oxford or Cambridge, we must receive your application by November 2010 (exact deadline to be confirmed).

So what do you need to apply to Ensoft?

  • You must want a career developing software - that's what we do and just like the major development labs in the US we reward innovation and technical excellence, rather than job titles and salesmen.
  • The barrier to entry is high, so you need a proven academic capability. For example, you will be taking a numerate degree at one of the UK's leading Universities. As a guide, please do not apply unless you have A grades at A-level or equivalent, (or good excuses!).
  • Some experience would help, but isn't essential. (It's great to find recent graduates who have already spent their spare time developing applications and running computer systems).
  • Finally, you must be a social animal. We work closely in very hard working teams. The technical review process is rigorous and work is only accepted when the whole team understands the design and accepts it. You can't hide in an office writing amazing code and expect us to sell it and support it for our customers.
  • Oh, and by the way, we believe that we are creating an exceptional company, so you need a pride and passion for your work and should expect to work with us for many years.

So, if you want a job in 2011, you can apply now by sending your CV. We are interviewing at Oxford and Cambridge in the autumn term and you can have your first job arranged before you embark on those hours of study needed to get through finals.

To see us on the interview days, we must receive your application by November 2010 (exact deadline to be confirmed).

Sending in a CV

The format and layout of your CV are not critical - so long as the information is there and easy to find. You can send your CV as an attached document or simply as the text content of an e-mail message. Send it to us at recruitment@ensoft.co.uk.

Essential information.

Contact Details
Full name
Home and term address, with contact telephone numbers.
E-mail address and web page (if you have them).
Pre-University Education
Secondary schools attended, type of school and dates of attendance.
GCSEs - subjects and grades.
A levels and S levels - subjects and grades.
University Education
Universities attended, courses taken and dates of attendance.
Subjects studied each year during your first degree.
List of any scholarships, awards, prizes or notable academic achievements.
Experience
Outside of your course work, summarise your computing experience.
Work Experience.
Interests and vacation activities.

Additional information

Requirements for a work permit.
Any further information that will help us to get to know you better and evaluate your application.
References
One college tutor.
Another reference concerning your work experience or academic ability.