Graduate Human Factors Engineer

England Internship 20400 - 20400 £ / year (est.) No home office possible

Job Title: Human Factors Engineer (Internship, Full-time)

Salary: Our starting salary is £34,000, plus a £2,000 welcome payment and an optional 20% salary advance. We also offer an adaptable benefits package to suit your lifestyle.

What You’ll Be Doing

Gain knowledge and experience in theoretical, analytical, and hands-on methods to ensure our products are safe and effective for human use. Tasks include User Experience (UX) research, cockpit design, and assessments. You will learn about workplace design, User-centred design (UCD), information and control requirements, human-machine interactions, and environmental ergonomics, alongside psychological considerations such as cognitive workload, stress, vigilance, and fatigue.

What’s in it for you?

On a BAE Systems graduate programme, you’ll launch a career that’s truly yours. With access to world-class training, you can develop your personal and professional networks while working on intellectually stimulating tasks with real responsibility from day one. Benefits include an adaptable package, a competitive pension scheme, cycle-to-work scheme, and mentorship opportunities. Join us to be part of a culture that values adaptability, innovation, and inclusivity, where your work makes a difference. We offer a supportive, collaborative environment with opportunities for a varied career and personal growth.

Entry Requirements

You’ll need a minimum 2:2 Bachelor’s degree in a subject related to your chosen area. Please note that some roles may be subject to security and export control restrictions based on your nationality or place of birth.

Application Process

The stages include: a short online application, an online assessment with interactive activities, an on-demand video interview, and a competency-based interview (virtual or face-to-face).

Why Choose a BAE Systems Programme?

Our non-rotational programme allows you to specialise in your chosen field from day one. You can pace your development over 18-30 months to fit your lifestyle.

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