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Electronic Design Apprenticeship
Your mission
At AWE, electronic design is essential.
The systems you help create will support the safety, security, and reliability of the UK’s nuclear deterrent. You’ll be part of a team that pushes the boundaries of innovation while upholding the highest standards of precision and responsibility.
This apprenticeship follows the embedded electronic systems design and development engineer (degree) standard.
THE QUALIFICATIONS YOU’LL NEED
TBC.
You’ll need to be a British Citizen for security clearance.
WORK PATTERN
You’ll be based at one of our sites with one day a week off-site at college.
At AWE, we operate on a nine-day fortnight – meaning you get every other Friday off work in addition to 270 hours of annual leave.
SKILLS TO DEMONSTRATE
• Attention to detail
• Patience when approaching complex tasks
• Problem-solving
• The ability to follow instructions
Your journey
Your first year will be all about learning by doing. You’ll split your time between hands-on project work and part-time college study, building a strong foundation in electronic theory and practical skills.
You’ll design and construct real circuits, explore how components work together, and learn how to document and report your findings.
These early projects are more than just exercises. They leads to roles designing and developing electronic circuits, devices and systems.
Think you’ve got what it takes?
To succeed in this role, you’ll need a sharp analytical mindset and a collaborative spirit.
You’ll also aware of potential risks and how to manage them responsibly.
If you’re adaptable, curious, and ready to learn new tools and technologies, you’ll thrive in this fast-paced, hands-on environment.
Want to find out more?
Applications are currently closed.
You can register your interest and we will reach out to you when we reopen.