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6 PROSPECTS GRADUATE Issue 61 · 20 February · Fortnightly www.prospects.ac.uk A great career, right under your nose? Engineering and product development opportunities in UK and mainland Europe Salary £25,000 + benefits (Graduate) Kimberly-Clark is a global, market-leading health and hygiene company employing more than 55,000 people. Throughout our business, we encourage teamwork and are committed to quality, service and fair dealing. Our best-known consumer brands include KLEENEX®, ANDREX®, HUGGIES® and SCOTTEX®. Our business-to-business operations supply hygiene products to businesses and surgical products for healthcare professionals and patients. Our Engineering & Product Development team offers exposure to leading-edge technologies and puts an emphasis on developing technical, personal and leadership skills. Our structured Graduate programmes offer real jobs from day one: • assignments in various UK and mainland Europe locations • support and guidance from a ‘buddy’ and a mentor • a Professional Development Programme covering presentation, teamworking, influencing skills, and personal and business effectiveness • study support towards gaining Engineering Chartership status. We also offer 12-month engineering placements for Undergraduates. Graduate opportunities: Electrical, Process, Chemical and Product Development Engineers. Start date: September 2008. Deadline: see website Undergraduate opportunities: 12-month placements for Electrical and Process Engineers. Start date: Summer 2008. Deadline: see website Requirements • 2.1 degree or European equivalent in a relevant engineering discipline (gained or expected) • Adaptable and team-oriented with leadership potential • Mobility and eligibility to work in the UK and Europe • Strong numerical and analytical skills • Fluency in English; second European language preferred • Experience of paper technology/materials science beneficial Benefits • 25 days holiday • Contributory pension scheme • Private healthcare • Share Purchase Plan • Relocation assistance For further information and to apply online please visit: www.kimberlyclarkcareers.co.uk JUNIOR PROGRAMMER Target harlosh is a software solutions company based in Poulton, near Cirencester in Gloucestershire Salary 20K We offer a leading insurance software solution that helps insurance companies improve customer service, enhance value and reduce administrative cost. Our development team is committed to J2EE and vanguard technologies such as Spring, Ajax, and web services. • The ideal candidate will have a recently-gained Computer Sciences Degree and possess excellent core programming skills. • Your course will have covered networking, web programming and databases, and ideally experience of Java. • Some industrial experience is preferred but not essential. • You must also be happy in a customer-facing and support role. If you are interested in applying, please send your CV to recruitment@targetgroup.net quoting ref TH00108. The closing date for completed applications is 21st March 2008. For more details about Target harlosh, visit www.harlosh.com http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/Graduate_jobs/p!edcaefX http://www.kimberlyclarkcareers.co.uk http://www.kimberlyclarkcareers.co.uk http://www.harlosh.com http://www.makro.co.uk/servlet/PB/menu/1023603_l2/index.html http://www.harlosh.com

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Graduate Prospects - February 20, 2008

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