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We are a founding member of the High Value Manufacturing Catapult, a consortium of seven world-class research centres around the UK. Our overarching mission is to improve the competitiveness of UK manufacturing. We do this by collaborating on R&D projects, transferring knowledge into businesses, and educating highly skilled people.
This research area is very multi-disciplinary, with projects available across our diverse research themes: transport and electrification, intelligent vehicles, digital manufacturing and materials and manufacturing. Graduate Engineers will have the ability to work in all areas, to eventually specialise in one theme towards the end of the programme.
WMG Centre High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult specialises in innovation aimed at making transport cleaner, safer and more efficient. We are working with UK manufacturing partners to develop automated, connected, electric and shared mobility for a sustainable future. We work with a range of industrial partners such as Rolls Royce and BMW.
Our research capabilities are focused around four key themes:

You should have a strong background in sustainability and manufacturing as well as an interest in these fields. You should be proactive, and a problem solver who is able to contribute to several different projects at any one time.
You should be comfortable analysing and interpreting data and expressing this both verbally and in a report format. It will be important to be able to act strategically, to feed into a high-level strategy for the WMG Centre High Value Manufacturing Catapult. Transferrable skills including teamwork, organisation, ability to work under pressure and communication are essential. The use of software is desirable such as MATLAB/Simulink, CAD and Python.

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If you would like to discuss the scheme in more detail or have any questions, please contact our Graduate Recruitment Team, who would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
HVM Catapult