SwiftConnect

SwiftConnect's connected-access platform now sits inside large enterprise and real-estate deployments, and in 2026 the company expanded by acquiring part of a much larger incumbent's business:

• BNY has rolled out SwiftConnect and HID's employee badge in Apple Wallet across more than 110 office locations in 35 countries, replacing physical access cards with iPhone- and Apple Watch-based entry (SwiftConnect, International Security Journal).
• JLL standardised on SwiftConnect's connected access network across its corporate offices and managed property portfolio, piloted first at its London headquarters at 20 Water Street (SwiftConnect, PropTech Connect).
• On 22 July 2026, SwiftConnect acquired HID's Workforce Business Unit, including HID SAFE, moving the company from a mobile-access network into physical identity governance – automating access requests, approvals and revocation as HR and IT records change (SwiftConnect, Security Info Watch).

SwiftConnect publishes no careers page, graduate scheme or internship program; its own site routes candidates from a "Join Our Team" note straight to a general contact form rather than a job board. Applying here means reaching out directly rather than tracking an application deadline, for a company small enough to hire without a formal pipeline but whose product already runs inside enterprise customers the size of BNY.

Not right now. SwiftConnect has no internship or graduate roles listed today; new postings appear here as the firm opens them.

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