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Graduate Integration

BAE Systems
£34,000
Glasgow
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TL;DR

Key Takeaways

  • Graduate role in Naval Ships Integration Engineering at BAE Systems in Scotstoun (Glasgow).
  • Starting salary of £34,000 per annum, plus a £2,000 welcome bonus.
  • Requires a 2.2 or higher in a STEM Bachelor's or Master's degree.
  • Permanent contract with a start date of 6th September 2027.

About the Role

Role Description

  • Obtain confirmation beyond reasonable doubt by review, surveillance and audit that those assumptions, underpinning engineering data, analysis methodologies, and interpretation of results have been validated.
  • Define the qualification obligations for the assurance hold points during build, test and commissioning.
  • Working under technical supervision, undertake functional design and/or provide advice and qualification for the scope of responsibility and provide evidence for acceptance and fitness for purpose.
  • Liaise with both internal and external stakeholders as required ensuring that their requirements are adequately supported and that their needs are fully considered and incorporated where appropriate and agreed.

The Naval Ships Team

We design and build offshore patrol vessels, giant aircraft carriers and provide complex warships including the Type 26 Frigate to the Royal Navy, giving the customer capability to fulfil operations around the world.

Important Information

Please be aware that many roles at BAE Systems are subject to both security and export control restrictions. These restrictions mean that factors such as your nationality, any nationalities you may have previously held, and your place of birth can restrict the roles you are eligible to perform within the organisation. All applicants must as a minimum achieve Baseline Personnel Security Standard. Many roles also require higher levels of National Security Vetting where applicants must typically have 5 to 10 years of continuous residency in the UK depending on the vetting level required for the role, to allow for meaningful security vetting checks.