Careers at the Raspberry Pi Foundation

Looking for a career that makes a positive impact? Join us and become part of a team that supports thousands of people to learn and teach computing every day.

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What's it like to work for us?

Hear from some of our team members about their experience of working at the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Employee benefits

Financial benefits: Rely on life assurance, income protection, and a generous pension scheme. We are a Living Wage employer.

Health and wellbeing: Access private healthcare, an Employee Assistance Programme, and free subscriptions to mindfulness and fitness apps.

Milestone celebrations: Receive an extra day of annual leave for every year of service up to 5 years, a special bonus at 5 years, and a paid sabbatical after 7 years.

Work and life: Make use of flexible working arrangements, generous annual leave, and a Foundation-wide close-down at the end of the year.

Learning and growth: Add to your skillset during biweekly allocated time for personal and professional development.

We value diversity, starting from recruitment

Our workplaces are inclusive spaces where people feel respected, valued, and able to do their best work. Building a team with a range of skills, backgrounds, and perspectives helps us to advance our mission. That's why we make our interview process as accessible as possible.

Here’s what to expect: After you apply, successful candidates will be invited to a series of interviews (a phone call, a first interview, and a final interview) which will include a work-based task that we've asked you to prepare beforehand.

We are a Disability Confident employer. If you need any adjustments during the interview process, including adjustments for neurodiversity, please contact our People and Culture team at recruitment@raspberrypi.org.

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A new starter's story

"Joining the Raspberry Pi Foundation as someone with a severe hearing impairment, I was immediately struck by how inclusive and accommodating the recruitment and onboarding process was. My disability was never a concern, but rather an aspect of my identity that was addressed thoughtfully. The team went above and beyond to ensure I had the support I needed, from using assistive technologies to providing me with an assigned People and Culture team member to help me with any workplace adjustments needed. I love that the Foundation values diversity and fosters a truly welcoming environment for everyone."

Toby Pallatt, Community Partnerships Coordinator

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Toby standing against a wall for a portrait.

Starting at the Foundation

We put a lot of thought into giving new team members a great start in their role in the onboarding period. You’ll be introduced to your colleagues, you'll learn about our areas of work, and you'll get to know key systems and processes.

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