Do you have the expertise to join our vibrant team of engineers, regularly facing and solving challenging engineering problems? This work will develop you as an individual and give you the grounding for many rewarding career opportunities. From the latest technology of the Type 45 Destroyer to the huge Queen Elizabeth Aircraft Carrier, the projects in which you will be involved set new standards, forming the backbone of the Royal Navy for decades to come. Marine experience will clearly be a plus, but whatever your track record, high levels of technical expertise, personal drive and strong communication skills are particularly important. So if you are a mechanical, electrical, combat system and structural Design Engineer, with a range of specialist skills - or if you're from a manufacturing or test and commissioning background, join us in a role you'll be proud to call your own. BAE Systems is one of the world's leading defence, security and aerospace companies. We work at the cutting edge of technology, creating more than 100 new inventions every year for customers in over 100 countries. Maritime Services deliver the design, construction and support of Royal Navy and foreign warships from aircraft carriers, destroyers and frigates to patrol craft and small boats. Your main responsibilities as a Design Engineer BAE Systems Fleet Services provide a full upkeep service to Royal Navy Warships and you will be participating in the production of essential installation solutions to facilitate smooth and efficient production, through major refits and operational support. Designing quality procedures and technical standards, you will also contribute to first class and safe products. As well as carrying out relatively complex technical surveys and investigations, including the evaluation and selection of technical options, the post will see you producing technical reports and guidance packages to help resolve problems and improve engineering capability. Your skills and qualifications Although desirable, it is not essential you are OND/HND qualified but your career is likely to be in a technology, engineering or a science related discipline with at least two years’ working experience. You will also meet the requirements for registration as an Engineering Technician with the Engineering Council and preferably be a member of a relevant Professional Body, on the way to becoming an Incorporated Engineer. Knowledge of AUTOCAD and Microsoft Applications will also be useful. Click here to apply.
