Systems Design Airborne Systems Engineer Review

Working together with different people around the company and in external companies. Receiving and providing technical data to and from companies and teams, and handling communications. Planning and organising long integration activities and generating timescales for integration development. Interpreting requirements and validating systems to them. Certifying, testing and ordering equipment. Performing trials.

I have massively developed communication and team working, I use these skills daily and this also contributes to a boost in confidence. I have developed my adaptability, changing tasks and roles almost every other week in the fast paced role.

Yes, A lot of responsibility. I was entrusted with very important tasks and became a lead on a subject in my team, being the main point of contact for external customers on a project that will benefit the company greatly.

I constantly had a whole team that was ready to support me and answer my questions. My manager and line manager monitored my objectives and regularly caught up with me on the progress of my work. Due to the nature of my role the work I did was always authorised by them and therefore constant checks were done with them.

Amazing. Everyone was so friendly and willing to support. People were very encouraged to reach out to other teams and expand their network. Numerous events and briefings alowed for this. The benefits and bonuses were great and the work place at Stevenage was really open and campus-like.

It was super. I think I got very lucky as I did not know how good MBDA would be. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a placement.

Yes

MBDA are looking for willingness to put in work. Show enthusiasm and stay open minded. Apply your knowledge of team work, group planning and setting objectives to really impress.