BT Group operates fixed, mobile and managed network services, and its stack is dominated by enterprise networking gear (Cisco Viptela, Meraki, SD-Access, Juniper, Fortinet, Aruba) alongside a cloud-native layer of Java, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, AWS EKS and Terraform. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, with security the second-largest function after engineering, which matches recurring pain points around vulnerability management, incident response and SOX compliance.
Notable leadership hires: Account Director
BT Group is a London-headquartered public telecommunications company with more than 10,000 employees. It provides broadband, fixed-line voice, mobile, sports broadcasting, networked IT, cyber security, software-defined networking, managed services and cloud offerings. It serves consumers and business customers, with enterprise account coverage supported by sales roles. Current hiring spans the United Kingdom, Hungary and India.
BT Group uses Java, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, AWS EKS, Terraform and Ansible, plus networking platforms from Cisco (Viptela, Meraki, SD-Access), Juniper, Fortinet and Aruba.
Yes. Security is one of BT Group's largest hiring areas after engineering, tied to work on vulnerability lifecycle management, high-priority incident handling and reducing risk exposure.
BT Group is currently hiring in the United Kingdom, Hungary and India, with hiring velocity accelerating and a mix weighted toward senior and mid-level roles.
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