Stirling Dynamics
2027 Graduate Engineer - Rotational Scheme

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Overview
Are you a recent or upcoming engineering graduate looking to start a rotational graduate scheme? Are you ready to kickstart your career with a dynamic and comprehensive training programme? Look no further!
Join our Graduate Programme and gain invaluable experience across three different engineering capabilities as well as our project management and business management functions, giving you a thorough understanding of our entire business. You will also benefit from a dedicated mentor to guide and support you throughout the programme.
Due to security restrictions on some of our projects, the successful candidate must be eligible to obtain Security Check (SC).
Applications will close on 9th November 2026, ready for interviews and assessment days to start in late November and early December 2026. Start date will be September 2027.
Responsibilities
- You’ll complete four rotations, of which 3 will be placements from our below engineering functions as well as spending time in Project Management and or Business Development / Business Management:
- Structural and Fluid Dynamics
- Simulation and Control
- Systems & Safety
- Mechanical Design
- Software and Electronics
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You’ll be assigned an experienced mentor who will be able to support your development throughout the graduate programme and will support you in your Chartership application to an Engineering Professional Body.
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Responsibilities will be expected to be developed and finalised over time as you progress within each rotation.
Qualifications
- A minimum of a 2:1 (achieved or on track for) in Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or similar
Essential skills
- The ability to learn new technical skills
- The capability to act and work independently and as an effective and enthusiastic team member
- Excellent oral, written communication and inter-personal skills
- Proficiency in the full Microsoft office suite


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Desired skills
- An understanding of 3 or more of the following:
- Loads and Aeroelastics
- Modelling and Simulation
- Systems Engineering
- Applications such as MATLAB
- Coding languages such as C++
- Embedded electronics
- Mechanical design using 3D CAD
Benefits
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Why join us?
- Comprehensive Training: Get hands-on experience in various engineering disciplines
- Career Growth: Build a strong foundation for a thriving career in engineering
- Supportive Community: Be part of a team that values your development and success
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Salary of £33,000 + a £2,500 joining bonus
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We offer a range of benefits to our employees to recognise their efforts. Playing hard is equally as important as working hard, so regular events are held throughout the year which provide an ideal opportunity to mix socially
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