Imagine a train that doesnt touch the tracks and floats in the air, moving super fast because of special magnets! That is what a Maglev (which stands for MAGnetic LEVitation) Engineer helps to design and build. They are like super inventors who use the power of magnets to make trains hover and zoom along without any wheels touching the ground. These engineers work on making sure the magnets are strong enough to lift the train, that the train can go really fast safely, and that everything works perfectly to take people on amazing journeys. It is a very clever job that combines physics, engineering, and lots of big ideas to create the transport of the future. Maglev engineers in the UK would be involved in every step of making these incredible trains. They would help decide where the tracks should go, design the special magnetic systems that lift and push the trains, and make sure the whole system is safe and works well. They might also test the trains to make sure they are super-fast and super-safe. Because Maglev trains are still quite new in many parts of the world, including the UK, these engineers are often at the forefront of new discoveries and innovative thinking, always looking for ways to make travel even better and faster. It is a job for people who love solving puzzles and dreaming up amazing new machines.
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Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 200 positions available )
<p>Being an Engineering Technician (Marine Engineering) means being pivotal to day-to-day operations. You’ll ensure our state-of-the-art warships are powered, maintained and ready for action. Wherever you are, whatever the problem, you’ll be finding innovative and resourceful solutions for fixing it on the way to becoming a world-class engineer.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 70 positions available )
<p>As an Engineering Technician (Marine Engineering) (Submariner), you’re the driving force of the boat. It’s down to you to keep our submarines moving, deep below the surface. You’ll often be on highly sensitive operations, where avoiding detection is paramount. Without the power you provide, the vessel, and your crewmates, are stranded.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 120 positions available )
<p>An Engineering Technician (Weapon Engineering) takes responsibility for the serviceability, readiness and accuracy of systems to make a Royal Navy Ship a Warship. You will be keeping advanced electronic systems, communications, information systems and weapons ready for action anywhere in the world.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 261 positions available )
<p>When you join the Royal Navy as an Air Engineering Technician, you’re vital to keeping our airborne missions on track. That means working with some of the most advanced aircraft on the planet, like the F35B Lightning Stealth Fighter, the Merlin Mk2 Submarine Hunter, the Merlin Mk4 Commando Helicopter or the Wildcat Maritime Attack Helicopter.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 70 positions available )
<p>As an Engineering Technician (Weapon Engineering) (Submariner), you’ll be maintaining and preparing some of the most advanced defence technology ever developed. Patrolling the oceans and getting your hands on some incredible kit. You might be working with ballistic missile systems one day, and state-of-the-art sensors and radars the next.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 60 positions available )
<p>Joining the Royal Navy on the Accelerated Apprentice Scheme (Submariner) as a Weapons Engineer means being fast-tracked to working with one of our most elite teams. You'll be paid to study, gain practical skills and use highly sophisticated equipment. Prior to that, you'll spend time in active service. </p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 60 positions available )
<p>Joining the Royal Navy on the Accelerated Apprentice Scheme (Submariner) as a Marine Engineer means being fast-tracked to working with one of our most elite teams. You'll be paid to study, gain practical skills and use highly sophisticated equipment. Prior to that you'll spend time in active service.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
Royal Navy
( Added 09 Jul 2026 - 96 positions available )
<p>Fancy being fast-tracked to a crucial role in our world-class marine engineering team? After accelerated training, it's your job to make sure our state-of-the-art warships are ready for action. Whatever the problem, you'll keep us moving, from the Engine Room of a Type 45 Destroyer to providing electricity for a Type 23 Frigate.</p>
Closing date: in almost 4 years
Possible start date: 02 Aug 2030
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