You’ll likely receive an entry level wage, most likely until the end of a ~2 year graduate scheme. The wage itself will depend on the employer and location.
As for wage rises and promotions, this is usually performance based. It may also be that existing headcount doesn’t call for another senior engineer.
As for wage rises and promotions, this is usually performance based. It may also be that existing headcount doesn’t call for another senior engineer.
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