euNetworks

euNetworks owns and operates 18 metro fibre networks across Europe, linked by an intercity backbone reaching 53 cities in 17 countries and more than 600 data centres. Rather than build for broad consumer access, its Super Highway network is engineered around six long-haul corridors connecting Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Paris and Dublin specifically to avoid congestion and cut transit distance – the Dublin–London route alone runs over 1,000km of dedicated fibre, including the 224km Rockabill subsea cable. It has also deployed hollowcore fibre end-to-end across 40km with no mid-span amplification, a configuration it calls a global first; independent trade coverage credits euNetworks' wider hollowcore rollout with roughly one-third lower latency than standard single-mode fibre (btw.media). For an early-career applicant, this is a specialist builder serving latency-sensitive finance, cloud and AI customers on purpose-engineered routes, not a mass-market consumer telco – exposure runs toward deep optical and civil engineering work on named corridors rather than broad retail or mobile operations.

Yes. euNetworks has 1 student and graduate role open right now, in graduate jobs.

euNetworks opened its graduate jobs on 31 Jul 2026. Dates are when the firm posted each programme, or when we first saw it on the firm's careers site.

euNetworks has student and graduate roles open in London.

Applications to euNetworks go through the firm's own careers site, one application per posting, each expecting a CV and cover letter written for that role.