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For over three decades, the UK Challenge has been providing companies with a mental and physical team competition, with entries from businesses and organisations across the UK. Hailed as the “World’s Leading Team Building Event”, the UK Challenge is made up of seven stages involving problem solving and outdoor challenges across running, cycling and kayaking. […]

AWE is celebrating International Women in Engineering Day and is thrilled that our engineer, Kayleigh, won the first ever Engineering and Safety Directors Forum (ESDF) Young Engineer of the Year Award.

AWE had the opportunity to speak at this year's DPRTE 2024, the UK's leading defence procurement and supply chain event.

AWE has partnered with tech company Multiverse to launch a Data Skills Academy, hiring apprentices in Reading to earn while they learn data analytics skill

AWE is delighted to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) as both organisations seek to drive innovation in UK defence and security.

Trains, planes, and automobiles – I’ve either worked with or had personal involvement across them all! I’ve been a mainline train driver, had varying roles in motorsport, including in Formula 1, and 3, and also have my pilot’s licence. With all of that under my belt, I’m proud my expertise has also incorporated a total […]

“It was a great opportunity to talk to interesting and passionate people with fascinating jobs. They all offered a unique insight on what the world of defence is really like – something that is hard to get from the outside. The camaraderie and passion on site really came across and only enhanced our experience. Everyone […]

Sir John Manzoni, Chair of AWE Plc, said: “An extensive and rigorous recruitment process identified Nick as a leader with unique capabilities and experience who will drive our transformation and allow us to deliver our mission – to keep the country safe.”

Sponsored through the highly acclaimed Chief Scientist Short Project Scheme, which was designed to promote collaboration between AWE and UCL, Toby describes how the modelling of thermal transfer is done using the industry standard software Abaqus.