Electro-Optic Systems Engineer – Sensing & Imaging (Hybrid)

MBDA France société par actions simplifiée; Filton; Hybride; GBP 22 000 - 27 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Company bonus

Pension: up to 14% employer/employee

Overtime paid

25 days annual leave (+ buy extra)

Flexi Leave: up to 15 days

Healthcare Cash Plan

Résumé du poste

MBDA is offering a 1-year placement in the Electro-Optics Seekers and Sensors department in the UK. You will work on sensing and imaging technologies, with opportunities to progress to a graduate role.

Salary is £24,460 and a hybrid pattern expected—onsite 2–3 days per week. The role targets undergraduates across Physics, Engineering, Electronics, Computing or Applied Science, with a strong interest in electro-optic technologies and a pathway through systems design, modelling, lab testing and

Qualifications

• Current undergraduate studying for a degree in Physics, Engineering, Electronics, Computing or any Applied Science discipline.

Responsabilités

• Engage in systems design for electro-optic projects and contribute to concept assessment.
• Perform computational modelling to predict EO system performance.
• Conduct lab testing and field trials to validate EO algorithms and hardware.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver end-to-end EO solutions.

Formation

Undergraduate degree in Physics

Undergraduate degree in Engineering

Undergraduate degree in Electronics

Undergraduate degree in Computing

Undergraduate degree in Applied Science

Description du poste

MBDA is offering a 1-year placement in the Electro-Optics Seekers and Sensors department in the UK. You will work on sensing and imaging technologies, with opportunities to progress to a graduate role.

Salary is £24,460 and a hybrid pattern expected—onsite 2–3 days per week. The role targets undergraduates across Physics, Engineering, Electronics, Computing or Applied Science, with a strong interest in electro-optic technologies and a pathway through systems design, modelling, lab testing and