Maritime Structures, Naval Architecture and Propulsion Engineering Opportunities

Date: 22 Apr 2024

Location: Gosport, England, GB

Company: QinetiQ

Maritime Naval Architecture, Maritime Structural & Propulsion Engineering Opportunities

 

QinetiQ is the home of amazing people and facilities. As a company we have grown consistently over the past 5 years and to support this growth we are always on the lookout for talented individuals to join our Naval Architecture, Structural and Propulsion Engineering Teams for QinetiQ’s UK Defence Maritime division.

 

In particular, we are looking for people with experience in:

 

  • Submarine manoeuvring and control
  • Submarine structures
  • Propeller, propulsion design and assessment
  • Submarine escape and evacuation

 

Positions are based at our Bristol, Rosyth and Haslar Sites,

 

If you’re interested in joining us, now or in the future, we’d love to hear from you! If your skills fit one of our opportunities, we’ll be in contact. If we don’t have a role that’s right for you at the moment, we’ll keep your CV on file for possible opportunities in the future.

 

We are currently recruiting Naval Architects, Structural Engineers, Propulsion Engineers & Electrical Engineers

 

What do our Maritime Teams do?

 

We deliver bespoke solutions that deliver novel, unique and exceptional outcomes in all areas of ship & submarine design, hydrodynamic testing and technical consultancy. With access to a large and diverse team of specialists as well as over £100million of advanced test facilities and equipment, our defence and commercial maritime customers know that we will deliver operational, technical and competitive advantage.

Once a baseline performance has been established, our designers will use physical and computational model testing to help optimise the design to meet key performance requirements.

Combining experimental, computational and software tools (including Paramarine - our internationally acclaimed Naval Architecture Toolset), we ensure speed and accuracy of evaluation and even greater technical understanding of vessel performance.

You could be working on a variety of projects such as the Maritime Strategic Capability Agreement (MSCA), a renewed £259 million contract with the Submarine Delivery Agency. The MSCA delivers critical sovereign capabilities that contribute to the assurance of the UK’s ability to design, build and safely operate the Royal Navy’s surface and subsurface fleet, including the UK’s continuous at sea deterrent.

 

New to Maritime Engineering?

 

In your first role, have some experience or feel you have transferable skills from another professional role? Your talents may be a good match for our team.

 

We recruit professionals at all levels and have an on-boarding process that will provide you with the essential knowledge you need. We invest in our community and will support you to complete professional qualifications that align with your current and future career aspirations.

 

Opportunities for mid-career professionals

 

If you’re a mid-career professional, you’ll be applying your expertise right from day one. Whatever your specialism or background, you can expect ongoing development to help you excel and advance. This includes expert training and mentoring, with increased emphasis on self-development and on-the-job training.   

 

Opportunities for highly experienced professionals

 

The more capable and experienced you are the more you will be able to influence and shape the environment and support development of your colleagues. The sheer breadth and depth of expertise across QinetiQ means that whatever your own ability and experience there will be something new to learn.

 

The QinetiQ Fellow scheme recognises accomplished technical, scientific and engineering leaders, individuals who achieve national level recognition in their field or international recognition for Senior Fellows.

 

Please note that all applicants must be eligible for SC clearance, as a minimum.

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