Deliveroo Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Nov 2026)

Deliveroo Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 1 Open (Nov 2026)

Graduate schemes
Deliveroo holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating and is listed for the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes. It currently has one open graduate role in London and 17 open roles in total, with listed opportunities in London, Witham, Wakefield and Sudbury.
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Deliveroo graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now

Deliveroo on the UK sponsor register

  • Holds a UK sponsor licence: yes
  • Rating: Worker (A rating)
  • Routes: Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
  • Registered town: London

Deliveroo graduate roles: what they involve

The open graduate role is an IT Mobile Asset Management Analyst position in London. It focuses on mobile device logistics and carrier services, including managing the lifecycle of devices, procurement, activation and cancellation of carrier lines, and relationships with global mobile carriers. It suits someone organised and detail oriented who is comfortable coordinating across teams and regions.

The description also refers to monitoring mobile usage and costs and working with Support and Client Platform Engineering teams, including teams using mobile device management systems such as Mosyle and SOTI. Other listed roles cover driving, riding, warehouse work, sales, operations, sourcing, partnerships, compliance and strategy. Their titles alone do not set out their requirements, so check each advert for details.

How to apply to Deliveroo's graduate scheme

The supplied description does not set out application stages for the IT Mobile Asset Management Analyst role. As a typical UK process, prepare a CV tailored to the role, complete the employer's online application, and be ready for screening questions, interviews and possibly an assessment or task. Use examples that show organisation, attention to detail and effective collaboration.

Check Deliveroo's careers site for the current process, required documents and any role specific instructions before applying. Read the full advert carefully, confirm that your experience matches the stated requirements, and keep records of applications and communications. If the role asks for information about your right to work, answer it accurately and use GOV.UK for current immigration guidance.

Deliveroo sponsor licence and international applicants

Deliveroo is shown on the sponsor register with a Worker licence and an A rating. The listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker, and the register entry is in London. This confirms that the employer holds a relevant licence, but it does not confirm that a particular graduate, entry level or other role is available for sponsorship.

An international applicant should check the individual advert and ask Deliveroo whether the specific role can support the immigration route they are considering. Role eligibility and Home Office requirements can differ, so consult GOV.UK for the current rules and confirm any sponsorship details directly with the employer before relying on the vacancy.

Other open roles at Deliveroo

Frequently asked questions

Does Deliveroo have a sponsor licence for international graduates?

Yes. Deliveroo holds a Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. The listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker, but the licence does not mean every role is available for sponsorship.

How many graduate jobs does Deliveroo have open?

Deliveroo has one open graduate role. It is the IT Mobile Asset Management Analyst role in London.

Can Deliveroo sponsor the graduate role I apply for?

The facts confirm that Deliveroo holds a sponsor licence, not that a particular role will be sponsored. Check the role advert and ask Deliveroo whether the vacancy supports your intended route, then consult GOV.UK for current requirements.

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