Senior Naval Architect – Bristol Package to include a highly competitive basic salary, annual bonus and contributory pension scheme. A relocation package could also be made available.


Thales Naval is a European high-technology group renowned worldwide for its expertise in electronics-based defence systems and services, particularly for Naval forces. The Group is a leading systems prime contractor and integrator with industrial operations in 10 countries and clients in 50.


The role:


We are seeking an experienced Naval Architect to join our future projects group, leading the delivery of naval architecture within exceptionally fast-paced programmes of work. These could include new design export warships, reactivation and modernisation of decommissioned RN vessels for sale overseas, mid-life upgrade programmes for non-UK warships and specific tasks under the UK Naval Design Partnership. The role will involve significant elements of concept design, as well as detailed design through to programme delivery. You’ll also provide expert guidance to support bid teams and sales teams in working with prospective customers.


The individual:


Of graduate calibre, you’ll have solid industrial experience in a commercial or naval-based Naval Architecture role.


You’ll also demonstrate a successful background in large and complex marine engineering programmes, coupled with an understanding of the UK MoD warship design standards and processes. An exceptional communicator, you’ll have the finely honed interpersonal skills and gravitas to influence at the highest levels.


What’s in it for you?


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You’ll have the opportunity to work in a highly dynamic and exciting environment, on extremely fast-paced projects – our recent programmes have been fully designed and delivered within 3 years. It’s also the chance to join a team poised for significant future growth, so you’ll not only be able to input into future strategy but also benefit from the resulting career opportunities. As you’d expect from an investor in people that truly values their employees, you’ll also have access to industry-leading support and training, with significant opportunities for personal development within a global organisation.


To find out more and apply, please visit www.jobs.thalesgroup.com entering reference 1000057.


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