Lethality Engineer Intern – Missile Modelling (2027)

MBDA; Stevenage; Hybrid; GBP 22,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company bonus

Pension up to 14%

Overtime

25 days annual leave

Flexi Leave up to 15 days

Subsidised meals

Free car parking

Healthcare Cash Plan

Job summary

MBDA is offering a 1-year undergraduate placement in the Complex Warheads Lethality team, starting September 2027. The role combines on-site work in Stevenage with flexible remote options and potential collaboration with teams in Bolton and Paris. You will learn to model lethal performance, using MATLAB and related tools, mentored by engineers.

Applicants must be undergraduate in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computing or Applied Science. Security checks apply; closing date 4 January 2027.

Qualifications

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

Responsibilities

• The Lethality team in Stevenage undertakes modelling of missile terminal engagement, target detection, warhead detonation and lethal performance prediction.
• Apply modelling tools (MATLAB, CAD, FE codes) to evaluate lethality of developing missile systems.

Education

Undergraduate degree in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computing or Applied Science

Job description

MBDA is offering a 1-year undergraduate placement in the Complex Warheads Lethality team, starting September 2027. The role combines on-site work in Stevenage with flexible remote options and potential collaboration with teams in Bolton and Paris. You will learn to model lethal performance, using MATLAB and related tools, mentored by engineers.

Applicants must be undergraduate in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Computing or Applied Science. Security checks apply; closing date 4 January 2027.