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Are you the next Graduate Research & Development Scientist at Seagate?

gradireland editorial team

30 Sep 2026, 10:58

Try your hand at being a Graduate Research & Development Scientist at Seagate! Discover how engineers and scientists develop the next generation of storage technologies, solve complex technical challenges, and turn innovative ideas into real products.

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About the GradSim

Curious about a career in research, development, and advanced technology? 

This immersive experience gives you a taste of life as a Graduate Research & Development Scientist at Seagate. Seagate designs, develops, and manufactures data storage technologies that help people and organisations around the world store, share, and protect information. With 97% of the world's information stored on hard drives, Seagate plays an important role in powering everything from personal devices to enterprise data centres. 

As a Graduate Research & Development Scientist, you'll work on developing future storage technologies, analysing data, solving engineering challenges, and collaborating with specialists across a range of technical disciplines. You'll help investigate new ideas, improve processes, and contribute to products that could shape the future of data storage.  

This GradSim is designed as a learning experience, giving you insight into the role, the work, and the skills you'll need to succeed. 

Ready to learn? Let's go! 

In this simulation, you'll: 

  • Learn about Seagate 
  • Explore Research & Development at Seagate 
  • Discover what a Graduate Research & Development Scientist does 
  • Meet the someone in the role 
  • Take on a realistic task 

Skills you need to be a Graduate Research & Development Scientist 

  • Problem solving 
  • Analytical thinking 
  • Curiosity 
  • Communication 
  • Collaboration 
  • Data analysis 
  • Initiative 
  • Attention to detail 
  • Scientific thinking 
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