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Graduate Materials Scientist
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- Kidderminster, Worcestershire
- Permanent
- Full Time
- £28,000 - £30,000 Per Annum
Job Description
Graduate Materials Scientist
£28,000 - £30,000 + excellent bens
Kidderminster (ad hoc hybrid)
Are you graduating in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related scientific discipline and looking for a career where your work genuinely matters?
We're supporting an advanced engineering organisation that develops some of the world's most innovative propulsion technology. This is a rare opportunity to join a specialist research and engineering team working on high-performance materials used in extreme environments.
You'll receive structured training, mentoring from experienced scientists and engineers, and the opportunity to build expertise in a highly specialised field.
What you'll be doing
From day one, you'll work alongside experienced materials scientists and engineers on projects that support the development and manufacture of advanced products.
You'll gain experience in:
Researching and developing advanced materials
Investigating how materials behave under extreme temperatures, pressure and mechanical loads
Supporting material testing, analysis and qualification
Solving real manufacturing and engineering challenges
Working with production and engineering teams to improve manufacturing processes
Producing technical reports and presenting findings
Supporting new material development for future technologies
No two days are the same, and you'll quickly gain exposure to the complete product lifecycle-from research through to manufacturing.
What we're looking for
We're much more interested in your curiosity, enthusiasm and willingness to learn than years of industry experience.
You'll ideally have:
A degree (or be graduating this year) in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related scientific discipline
A genuine interest in materials and how they perform in real engineering applications
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent communication and teamwork skills
A proactive attitude and desire to continually develop your knowledge
Industrial placements, laboratory experience or manufacturing exposure would be advantageous but are not essential.
Why join?
This isn't a role where you'll spend every day in a laboratory. Instead, you'll combine science with engineering-working closely with production, manufacturing and design teams to solve complex technical challenges and see your work make a real impact.
You'll benefit from:
Structured graduate development and mentoring
Specialist technical training
Opportunities to attend industry conferences and external courses
Hybrid working
Excellent benefits package
Long-term career progression within a highly specialised engineering environment
If you're looking for a graduate role where you'll be challenged, supported and given the opportunity to become a recognised technical specialist, we'd love to hear from you
£28,000 - £30,000 + excellent bens
Kidderminster (ad hoc hybrid)
Are you graduating in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related scientific discipline and looking for a career where your work genuinely matters?
We're supporting an advanced engineering organisation that develops some of the world's most innovative propulsion technology. This is a rare opportunity to join a specialist research and engineering team working on high-performance materials used in extreme environments.
You'll receive structured training, mentoring from experienced scientists and engineers, and the opportunity to build expertise in a highly specialised field.
What you'll be doing
From day one, you'll work alongside experienced materials scientists and engineers on projects that support the development and manufacture of advanced products.
You'll gain experience in:
Researching and developing advanced materials
Investigating how materials behave under extreme temperatures, pressure and mechanical loads
Supporting material testing, analysis and qualification
Solving real manufacturing and engineering challenges
Working with production and engineering teams to improve manufacturing processes
Producing technical reports and presenting findings
Supporting new material development for future technologies
No two days are the same, and you'll quickly gain exposure to the complete product lifecycle-from research through to manufacturing.
What we're looking for
We're much more interested in your curiosity, enthusiasm and willingness to learn than years of industry experience.
You'll ideally have:
A degree (or be graduating this year) in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering or a related scientific discipline
A genuine interest in materials and how they perform in real engineering applications
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Excellent communication and teamwork skills
A proactive attitude and desire to continually develop your knowledge
Industrial placements, laboratory experience or manufacturing exposure would be advantageous but are not essential.
Why join?
This isn't a role where you'll spend every day in a laboratory. Instead, you'll combine science with engineering-working closely with production, manufacturing and design teams to solve complex technical challenges and see your work make a real impact.
You'll benefit from:
Structured graduate development and mentoring
Specialist technical training
Opportunities to attend industry conferences and external courses
Hybrid working
Excellent benefits package
Long-term career progression within a highly specialised engineering environment
If you're looking for a graduate role where you'll be challenged, supported and given the opportunity to become a recognised technical specialist, we'd love to hear from you