FNB Engineering & Technology Graduate Programme

Job Description

The FNB Graduate Team is looking for Engineering and IT/Computer Science graduates who want to work in our world of firsts on making the seemingly impossible come to life. If you would like to be part of our collaborative culture, game changing thinking and groundbreaking tech; and are in your final year of studies, or busy with your post-grad, apply to the FNB Engineering & Technology Graduate Program by submitting your CV and latest academic transcript. Come work for a bank that always goes where no bank has gone before.

  • All roles on the graduate program are permanent positions . Graduates join specific business units across our retail and commercial banking segments in teams working on building and delivering end-to-end technology solutions – from architectural design, development and testing to the implementation and management of the systems environment. Your contribution will have an important impact on business operations, the world of banking and most importantly our customers; it will inform the culture, efficiency and relationships of our business. Graduates work in a full-time role and participate in monthly training sessions as well as an action learning project as part of the graduate development program.

    Your responsibilities would include:

  • Delivering exceptional service by actively listening to internal customer needs and creating innovative solutions tailored to their requirements.

  • Contributing to your team’s success by completing your tasks efficiently, planning meticulously, keeping accurate records, and updating relevant information on time.

  • Engaging actively in the organisation’s innovation processes by participating in brainstorming sessions, suggesting new ideas, and collaborating with colleagues to develop creative solutions that support business objectives.

  • Developing your career potential by participating in knowledge-sharing initiatives, contributing to projects, and taking full advantage of training opportunities to broaden your expertise and keep up with industry trends.

  • Taking charge of your personal and professional growth by completing training assignments, attending relevant workshops and seminars, and constantly looking for opportunities to build competencies that support the company’s values and help you develop towards your full potential.

Requirements:

  • Strong academic results (NB academic transcript required as part of the application)

  • Currently completing the final year of relevant university programs, particularly in the technology or engineering fields.

  • Strong coding aptitude; analytical; conceptual and problem-solving skills essential

Job Details

Take note that applications will not be accepted on the below date and onwards, kindly submit applications ahead of the closing date indicated below.

31/08/26

All appointments will be made in line with FirstRand Group’s Employment Equity plan. The Bank supports the recruitment and advancement of individuals with disabilities. In order for us to fulfill this purpose, candidates can disclose their disability information on a voluntary basis. The Bank will keep this information confidential unless we are required by law to disclose this information to other parties.

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