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4 day weeks
Good graduate pay progression
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Always learning how to use new technologies, the work never gets monotonous.
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The people you work with are the best in their field and show a real passion for what they do but at the same time are really approachable and very friendly. The company offers as much support to their early careers as possible and hold regular check-ins to see how you're doing at work and outside.
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The different types of projects you have to work on.
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Working with leading professionals in defense sector. Mon- Thurs flex hours are very good
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Working on exciting and innovative projects
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Flexible working patterns with great benefits and pay
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The opportunity to experience things outside of usual life
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Team collaboration.
Exciting projects.
Training opportunities.
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Very good work-life balance.
Challenging and interesting.
Good salary
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Working with good people in a team.
Getting involved in new projects - not doing the same work all of the time.
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-Flexi hours
-Opportunity to work in unique environments
-Career progression potential
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Work from home, good salary, great management
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The flexibility offered with the 4Flex system (Can complete the weekly hours in 4 days if desired)
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Learning new things
Colleagues i work with
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Different Challenges everyday
Flexibility of work
4 day flex
Great team and communication
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Working with a great group of people on some really exciting work that is unique to the company.
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Flexibility and responsibility to engage with tasks.
Supportive team.
Interesting tasks and challenges across a range of projects.
Variety of stakeholder engagement opportunities.
Career progression support.
4 day working week.
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Salary
Flexible Working
Listened to by manger and was moved based on my interests
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Have a great team lead and team, which makes day to day work enjoyable.
Work life balance is highly valued - 4 day working week!
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Get to make software within an interesting domain. I feel like I have ownership of what I am doing.
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-Work/Life Balance (4 Day working weeks, WFH & flexible hours)
-Team/Colleagues are friendly & supportive
-Good Compensation (Pay/Benefits) with multiple opportunities for pay rise during the Grad Scheme
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Leading my own projects
Given lots of responsibilities
Working as a team with great colleagues
Flexible work schedule
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The work is interesting and the coworkers are easy to talk to and helpful.
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Able to change projects, build different software/language skills, flexible work hours
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Helpful Teammates
Interesting Challenges
Easy access to interesting tools if business justification is there
Flex schedule means I can set my own hours to when I work best - I usually come on earlier in the morning as im most productive then, and leave earlier in the afternoon.
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The work is interesting.
The co-workers are very helpful and kind.
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The feeling that I am contributing to a larger goal within the team, and the amount of visibility my work gets across the team
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Highly interesting with no two days ever the same. You feel you are making a tangible impact straight away.
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Interesting work, supportive colleagues, a good level of responsibility.
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Working with others.
Some cool stuff.
Good benefits.
Work/life balance.
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-The Team I work with in are extremely friendly, helpful and supportive
-The ability to tap into experienced team members knowledge and develop my own understanding
-Support in gaining additional training and further education (Masters etc)
-Variety of work and responsibility given: I Update Documentation to Project Managing a new internal project
-Always given "real" work, no copy and pasting data for days on end!
-Your opinion is always listen to and considered
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There are a number of opportunities to develop whilst on the graduate scheme. You will be trusted with responsibility from the first day you arrive and there are a number of peers around you that are willing to support your learning. There is a family feel to working at Lockheed too.
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Work/Life balance (flexible working hours)
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We can choose how we spend our hours each week as long as they are complete.
Very challenging work, learning a lot.
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Feel like I'm working towards something bigger and important.
My new role is in testing which provides hands on experience.
Good amount of responsibility.
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Company has a wide portfolio of projects and the ability to rotate between projects to grow personal experience. In fact, the Graduate Scheme aims to offer up to 4 rotations in the 2 years of the scheme.
Company has lots of structure and opportunities to take on challenges to demonstrate responsibility and peruse career growth. Brand name helps demonstrate technical competence on CV and is great for building experience.
Company has a diverse portfolio and brings a sense of pride when working on something you are passionate about.
Flexible working options of every other Friday off; or a 4 day week with extended working days.
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Challenging and intellectually stimulating work. Never a dull day in the office if you are open to new experiences and willing to get stuck in.
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In my last rotation, it would be the technical problem solving and being supported by a team of knowledgable engineers who you can go to for advice. In my current rotation, it would be researching new technologies and having the potential to shape the project direction. The 9 day fortnight is great too as you get 3 day weekends every fortnight.
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Flexible working hours. Good salary. Lots of company rewards and discounts to cinema, restaurants, shops etc. Expense trips. Good career progression advice and opportunities.
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The variety of the work on offer and the responsibility given. The team mates and colleagues you have.
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Surrounded by a good group of people
Free tea and coffee
Okay benefits, limited Bupa care and you can pay for additional things like private dental.
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I've been lucky enough to get involved with some very interesting projects.
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Good people, good office atmosphere and a strong work/life balance.
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Challenging environment.
Interesting work.
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Being able to make decisions about your own career and not being steered into a job role that the company need to fill.
Being able to work on multiple programs throughout the graduate scheme, and being able to work in different environments and roles.
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I am given a high level of autonomy in my work, and I am allowed to innovate and come up with new ideas to help improve existing processes.
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The level of responsibility I have.
The varied and interesting work on a day-to-day basis.
Opportunities to travel and try new areas to develop further skills.
9 day fortnight means every other week I have a long weekend!
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The Pay
Flexible Working Hours
High Trust Environment
Volunteering opportunities
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Ability to approach anyone regardless of position.
The attitude of colleagues I work with day to day.
Rotational opportunities to learn more about the company.
Opportunities for leadership development (Engineering Leadership Development Programme and Advanced Technical Leadership Development Programme).
Challenging nature of the work.
Being empowered to make crucial decisions.
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Variety of technical and non-technical opportunities to gain experience.
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Great benefits and good work/life balance.
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Working on a variety of projects across the business.
Interesting subject matter.
Gain a lot of insight into different programmes as well as the industry as a whole.
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Working on interesting and challenging projects.
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The amount of support provided by all members of staff, and the culture that Lockheed Martin has set within the company which aids progression for all staff.
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Interesting work, great people, relaxed work environment, flexi time, 9/5 (every other Friday off).
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Good level of responsibility, good level of training, friendly colleagues.
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Not much pressure
Lots of people around of a similar age
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Opportunities to do varied work, rotate, a mixture of technical and business skills learnt.
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- 9 day fortnight (the whole company gets every other Friday off)
- Ability to rotate every 6 months so you gain experience in different areas
- Given real responsibility
- Great people to work with
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- Flexible working schedule
- Everyone is approachable to get help
- A lot of support to help you develop
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Get to work towards the development of Royal Navy systems that contribute towards the new Aircraft Carriers and their operation around the world.
Graduate rotations allow you to learn more about the different business sectors and keep you learning.
I have been fortunate enough to work directly with our stakeholders on the development of the Royal Navy Programmes.
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The additional opportunities outside my job role.
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Responsibility, lots of opportunities to get involved and learn new things.
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I enjoy the freedom; I choose how much I can work from home compared to going into the office, and completing work is up to me rather than being constantly monitored.
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Great company
Great location
Great career progression opportunities
Great people to work with who offer good support for me
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Meeting with new people all the time.
Going to different events around the country.
Learning new skills.
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Great company surrounded by even better people who are very supportive.
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The best thing about the job so far is meeting new people at events and learning about what people in the company have achieved in their time here at Lockheed Martin.
I have enjoyed all the opportunities that have been given so far and also learning what is to come!
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- The benefits are great, the workplace is massive and inclusive.
- Everyone is very nice and ambitious about their role and job and this causes a mirror effect as you feel this aswell.
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There are lots of friendly co-workers that are more than willing to help you in whatever you need, there is a very good 4 day work/life balance and the place is very accessible with most forms of travel (primarily public transport). The place is nice and open as well with plenty of coffee to survive the week.
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Having so many other apprentices around me and being able to talk with senior people to help as well.
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Flexi Hours
Training
Co-workers
Management
Opportunities
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work with good people so there is a friendly but focused environment
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The benefits, career progression, and people
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Working schedule (4 day, compressed hours).
Everyone is very friendly and welcoming.
Want us to succeed.
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- We get to work on some amazing projects that will have a real world impact,
- We are looked after by our employers,
- They will not leave you behind, instead they will slowly introduce you into the comany.
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Great flexibility with work life balance.
Wonderful team that provides fantastic support on a daily basis.
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Enjoyable and challenging work, lot of career progression and qualifications can be obtained.
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1) Work life Balance
2) friendly and supportive colleagues
3) Benefits of employment i.e. private medical care
4) 4 day working week
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Job is very flexible and allows you to modify all aspects of how and when you want to do things. Can contact co-workers very easily and they are eager to help in any way they can. also after the first few weeks you have free rain if you need to install anything without any hindrance (within reason).
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The best parts of my job are the colleagues, the support and knowledge people have to help you. Also the ability to be able to work from home allows me to organize things at my house to best improve my accessibility to work.
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Being able to move around between different departments and projects and to progress towards the career you want.
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working in an environment that is very inviting and with other companies that are also very happy to help your development.
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The location
Work life balance (4x flex)
Colleagues around me
Teamwork
The support joining
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flexibility of hours
able to work from home
great learning progression
further training available
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Challenging work and being able to manage my own time
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I have a manager who is very keen to make sure I receive the correct support and the people I've come into contact with so far are also very supportive. For example my manager has met with my university to discuss issues that have been raised and I have a mentor on my project who is always happy to explain things to me.
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I am being provided training and becoming more of an asset to the company.
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I learn new things everyday and my job is not too faced paced so I am able to learn easily
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Flexible working arrangements, friendly and helpful staff / management, enjoyable work with plenty of opportunities to move around the business areas as appropriate.
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There is many good things about Lockheed Martin, the working environment is very good with great employees that always ready for the working day ahead. Another good thing about Lockheed Martin is the opportunities that available in the company from training opportunities to move up the ladder in the earned promotions.
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Amount of opportunities such as training available, other career paths and the guidance as ell to help you progress. Working hours and location. The projects that you get put on.
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The team, optional 4 day working week, everything you need to get your job done. Never made to feel stupid. (No question is a stupid question).
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Plenty of support where needed and have always been offered courses, schemes and other opportunities to promote my growth in the workplace.
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The coworkers are fantastic to work with and very supportive when help is needed on a task.
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It is within a good working environment with a good relationship to the customer where they are willing to help you learn as well as don't treat you any differently to the qualified Sim Techs.
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Opportunities to develop & grow my skills further
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Having a team I can ask for help
The pay
The chance to learn again
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There is a flexible working system which means that you have no fixed start / finish time, and can arrive / leave when you want each day (within reason). You also get every-other Friday off.
As an apprentice you get to work alongside experienced team members and are given proper responsibility and meaningful jobs to complete. You get to move around different teams in the company experiencing a range of different work.
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Variety of tasks I get involved in. Given responsibility to manage projects whilst receiving support to be able to do so.
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Friendly team members, I have been welcomed. Work I have is always challenging and interesting. I am working from home, so feel very secure during COVID.
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Working along side pilots who are training on multi engine and elementary fight training as well as members of our team to learn their stories and experiences they've had in and around aircraft
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Just a cool job, working with items that every oy dreams of. Also the training opturnites as well and the help and support if you want to progress your career.
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Control over my working hours.
Colleagues who are accommodating and insightful
Getting involved in important projects early on to gain experience
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The best thing is the team around me. Every single member of the team is keen to help me get stuck in and help me learn, they have all offered me some work to help out with at some point and I've found this really beneficial.
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The projects that I take part in are always different from each other which means work doesn't get boring or repetitive. I'm always involved in the team and whenever help is required it is always available.
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I get to do what i enjoy
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Flexible working environment, good colleuges, good support system. The work is varied and interesting, but still aligns itself with the university syllabus best it can
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Work colleagues, opportunities, training, experience, salary and flexibility with your daily life.
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Flexible working hours: you can start and finish at different times throughout the week and get every other Friday off.
You get given a good level of responsibility to complete meaningful tasks independently, with help available if you need it.
Get to work and earn while you are learning.
After completing apprenticeship you can apply to have the company cover the cost of further education / training if you want it.
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Flexibility, benefits, career progression, available support.
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Relevant and interesting tasks and projects to get involved in.
Plenty of help and assistance within the team should it be needed.
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Flexibility and an amazing working environment.
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The career path and the amount of training I receive.
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Talking all day and every day and working with a team.
Being busy.
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The best thing about my job is how brilliant my manager is, he is always keen to see me learn and develop in every way possible. I have learnt so much in the short space of time that I have been here for and will carry on doing so throughout my apprenticeship.
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The people are lovely.
There is always someone you can go to if you need help.
Brilliant support system around the early careers team.
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A variety of jobs and multiple potential career progression path.
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Doing something that's out of the ordinary.
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The balance between work and college means that any extra work given (e.g. assignments) don't impact too heavily on my personal time and still allow me to continue with my hobbies outside of work.
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Always get to travel around the company and learn new things.
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Lots of flexibility to work on what you want to. Get to experience different areas of the business. They fund a high level of education and provide lots of additional training based for your career aspirations.
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Every day is different and challenging. You can stretch yourself in any part of your work.
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1. Challenging work and various training opportunities.
2. Studying for a degree whilst working (no education fees is a bonus).
3. Outreach opportunities - doing work related demonstrations and fun activities to schools/businesses to promote the engineering sector.
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Always kept busy with interesting projects and because of this I am always learning new skills.
Always have assistance or guidance available when I need it.
Learning something new or developing upon current knowledge every day.
Always have time to complete work for my course to a high level.
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Variety of tasks keeps everything fresh.
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Having flexitime.
Being treated like a proper member of staff and not just an apprentice.
Meeting new people from different backgrounds.
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The team I work with and the wide range of projects and tasks I work on have shown me a wide scale view of the business.
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Working within a team of supportive people and other apprentices who helped train me up on the job. Being able to rotate area job roles every 6 months to get a full view of the company.
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Working with armoured fighting vehicles and the armed forces personnel that use them.
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Great colleagues, if any problems, lack of understanding just ask and they will help you. Friendly.
Regular meetups - whether in work time or socially, with people you started with, the department or even just friends made along the way.
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-friendly and helpful colleagues
-ability to gain training and knowledge
-every other Friday off
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Variety of tasks, not every day is the same
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The people and environment create a positive working space.
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I have a decent amount of responsibility and I am given ample room to stretch/challenge myself.
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Working on military spec equipment. The short distance to get to work each day.
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The responsibilities given to me through job roles within a team.
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The flexibility to take my career in the direction I choose.
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You are given meaningful and challenging work, with support available if you need it.
You have the opportunity to rotate through different teams and gain experience in a number of roles.
There are plenty of opportunities for interesting experiences (visiting other sites, working on real equipment, etc.)
The people you work with are very experienced and can share lots of valuable knowledge with you.
You get 9/75 flexible working time so can work different amounts of time each day and get every other Friday off.
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Flexible hours
Very relaxed in the office, don't feel pressured
Enjoyable work
Great colleagues and very helpful
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Being given lots of support and training opportunities.
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Everyone is friendly and more than willing to help if you ask
Great work environment
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Working with the vehicles and going on trials testing
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The ability to become a valuable part of such a large organisation, an contribute toward products which will have a significant impact on the end user.
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Being able to prove to people (managers/colleagues) every day that you are capable of doing lots of different jobs and having those opportunities to do so.
Working in a team environment that allows you to learn and talk to people if you are in difficulty.
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The work/life balance.
The opportunities.
The people that work for the company.
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Working on things that I never thought I would
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Not being just sat at a desk and being able to interact with lots of people, delivering and seeing the difference I make.
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Get given proper meaningful work, which challenges you; with good support available. Get to experience a wide range of different work, rotating to different teams.
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Flexible working; every other Friday off; rotating around the business.
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The responsibilities that you have as an apprentice. The skills and training that can be gained through the employer. Department rotations to allow more interaction with other colleagues.
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I have plenty of support should I need it;
I work with a friendly team of people;
I have progressed really well in my area of work and am continuing to progress;
Communication and team skills have progressed;
I'm enjoying my time here;
I can work flexible hours (within reason);
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To work within such a prestigious company and be given the support and guidance in order to progress, the team I work with are the main key behind this and every single one of them have taken time to guide me and make sure that I understand my role and what is expected of me and given me the confidence to achieve what I have done thus far.
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Having the flexibility to make this apprenticeship tailored to me. And the opportunities are endless.
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- Working hour flexibility.
- Work/life balance.
- Friendly environment.
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Application Advice:
Make sure you have a good portfolio that showcases a range of projects using different technologies.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you can answer most questions about the projects on your portfolio.
If you're asked a question in a language you don't know well, answer with what you would do using a similar language (if asked in C++, answer using Java for example). They want to see that you can logically work through problems, not that you know syntax.
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Application Advice:
Highlight as many achievements as possible and tailor your CV to the company and what they are looking for. The company wants to see that you're a strong team player with the ability to resourcefully gather information on an independent level.
Interview Advice:
Research the Company and Gather a full understanding on the step required to take a Product from Concept Stage to Delivery and In-Service Support. Quality Assurance is another large area that Lockheed strive to achieve, and it would be worth understanding
Engineering Graduate, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Write a good CV, properly research the company and practice your interview technique.
Interview Advice:
Use the Glassdoor.
Systems Engineer, Controls and Displays at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do not overthink and ask questions if possible.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself and always ask questions. Make sure if there is anything you dont understands about the role you ask about the specufuc part.
Graduate Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Properly prepare for the presentation you are asked to do
Engineering Graduate, MFC at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Apply early, ensure CV etc. are up to date, don't be afraid to contact them to chase up your application.
Interview Advice:
In depth questions about CV, engineering timelines and product development processes, asked to prepare a presentation ahead of the interview on a current defense technology. Also ask where your skills and interests are to try and align with your departmental rotations.
Graduate Engineer, MFC at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Have a proactive approach to working
Software Engineer, Rotary Missions Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Do not lie, in any capacity, on the application, especially when it comes to some of the more "boring" details. Working in the defence industry and with the security checks, things come back to bite you if you lie
Interview Advice:
Be confident but courteous to the others applying with you; you will not get the job by stepping on those around you, instead by showing teamwork and leadership skills and understanding the group/task
Systems Engineering Graduate, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Ensure you have a variety of experiences on your CV that show a broad range of activities
Interview Advice:
Be calm and prepare by learning some info about the company and what it does
Test and Integration Engineer, Integration Test Evaluation and Acceptance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show you're passionate.
Make the application specific to the job you're applying for.
Interview Advice:
Show you're passionate.
It's okay to not know something.
Take in notes - you are allowed. They want you to be your best self - it's not a memory test.
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Interviewers are looking for people with good personalities that they would like to work with in the office.
Some technical questions about university studies.
Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Have a good balance of personal and technical abilities present on your CV.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself, and ensure you have the right attitude going into the interview. Make sure you present yourself as eager to learn and develop your skillset.
Graduate Systems Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Openness to learning new skills
Interview Advice:
Have an individual project that you have worked on outside of work/education which you can talk about
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Application Advice:
The presentation of your CV is very important.
Interview Advice:
When asked about your role in group projects in the past, answer with how you individually contributed to the work, and how this benefitted the group.
Systems Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Don't be too formal and robotic. They are looking for good personalities.
Graduate mechanical engineer, Engineering and technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Be yourself in the interview..
Ask questions.
Do some research on the company.
Prepare to answer questions in the STAR format.
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Application Advice:
-Ensure you have the correct qualifications and experience necessary
Interview Advice:
- Be Yourself
- Have Examples of various skills/characteristics
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Application Advice:
Include all extra curricular activities that you have done previously in order to make your CV stand out.
Interview Advice:
Be confident and don't rush into answering questions
Graduate Test Engineer, Integration test and acceptance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show your passion for the roles available
Interview Advice:
Talk about career progression, learning opportunities and outreach activities
Graduate Systems Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The Degree will get you in the door. But the interview is about who you are as a person. Are you driven, do you have initiative, can you work in/ lead a team?
Interview Advice:
Get 20 common interview key words (Initiative, Teamwork, Resilience, etc) and write down 2 examples that demonstrate that you have those qualities. This can be from any source, family, friends, hobbies, school, uni
Integration and Test Graduate Engineer, Integration and Test at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Be yourself and don't come into the interview with an over the top approach that can come across arrogant. Employers also look for a personality that they would enjoy working on a day to day basis
European Business Operations Assistant, Europe GBDI at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Read the description and make sure it matches
Interview Advice:
Read on background of Lockheed Martin
Graduate Systems Engineer, Missiles and Fire Control at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight your achievements and link those to desirable skills in the job description.
Interview Advice:
For the interview, I had to prepare a presentation on hypersonics. I was also asked about previous experiences, what I wanted from the role and some basic engineering principle questions. This was followed up by a tour of the site with a couple of previous graduates.
Be yourself & speak with confidence - the company really places value on personality.
Graduate Engineer, Special Projects at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Know your stuff, be prepared to explain anything on your CV and be chatty and friendly, they evaluate you as a person and how you would fit in to the office.
Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Engineering and Technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Don't focus too much on your education. Companies want to see your experience, extra curricular activities such as sport and societies from universities or past works.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself and try to connect on a human level. Anyone can show experience but what is harder to show and often what the employer is interested in is your ability to shows you have a life outside of work and are a more rounded individual.
Manufacturing Engineer, Operations Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be sure to have a strong CV
Interview Advice:
Be sure to be yourself and answer the questions in a well constructed way.
Graduate Software Engineering, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
include all aspects of work experience you've done, even if you don't think it's applicable to the role
Graduate Engineer, Merlin Delivery at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight the extra things you do compared to other candidates, related to the job and also to personal life if you're prepared to share it. Teams work better with interesting people.
Interview Advice:
Show you are keen to learn, most of the technology/software mentioned in my interview I had never even heard of. As a graduate you cannot be expected to have all the experience.
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Application Advice:
-Explicitly state all experience/work experience that could have relevance
-Show your interests/hobbies
-Highlight the best bits of yourself
Interview Advice:
-Be yourself, show your personality
-Watch/Absorb the culture etc, is this something you want to be a part of/feel fits with you
-Ask questions!
-Enjoy the process, as early careers you are not expected to be "perfect"
-Dress Up rather than down.
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Interview Advice:
The interviews were about gauging if you would fit in with your coworkers as well as your skills so be open in the interviews.
Graduate Engineer, Software at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice: Clear and understandable CV with listed skills - as this will be used by other project leads to determine suitability
Interview Advice: Aspiration for a career in the field, background knowledge of the company and in the job, and bring something (a skill/hobby) that makes you stand out.
Graduate Software Engineer, Software Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice: Tailor your application letter to LM, don't copy and paste a generic format for mass applications. LM is keen to get to know you as a person.
Interview Advice: STAR type questions are very common in this type of field. That is: Situation, Task, Action, Result Just walk through a question logically and systematically.
Graduate IT Systems Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice: If applying for engineering or tech roles, include a computer language in your CV. Remember CVs get put through a programme and key words like a programming language and key duties from the job description so include those words and phrases in your CV if you do possess these abilities.
Interview Advice: Given a scenario question about how I would approach an example problem kind-of related to a role, just to see what are the first things you think about when approaching a problem.
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Application Advice: Research the company, in particular the corporate values and ethos - it will not only help in interview but will verify that you actually want to work there!
Interview Advice: Stay calm, and back up the experiences you've had with the skills you learned while having them
Graduate IT Systems Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice: Extra curricular experience is very highly sought after and respected.
Interview Advice: Dress smartly and leave your ego at the door.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Internal Designs at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Don't be concerned if your assessment center skill's aren't the best in the world, LM UK look for candidates based on their technical ability and will actively look for individuals who have potential, but may lack the confidence in getting their ideas across in artificial situations.
Interview Advice:
Have a good all-round knowledge of the defense industry and Lockheed Martin's products.
Engineering Graduate, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
-Research the company make sure your personal values match the companies.
-Ensure you know which area of the business you are applying to and highlight relevant experience/ cross functional skills
Interview Advice:
-BE YOUR SELF! You don't want to work for a company that you don't feel you values align with.
-Show your Confidence (even if your not feeling it!) and Dress Smart
-Have examples of key skills available to hand when interviewing, use a method of answering these questions such as the STAR method
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Application Advice:
Research the company, ensure the morals line up with yours.
Interview Advice:
Have some idea what your goals are in the next few years so that you can really understand if the role is for you.
Graduate Software Engineer, Business Development at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Use STAR. Show an interest and be a likeable person.
Graduate Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Apply early and demonstrate key skills of the job position. Give examples how you are suited for the technical aspect of the job through your previous work/education or hobbies. Be honest in your application and be direct. State clearly what you believe are your best qualities and how you can bring that into the company.
Interview Advice:
Interviews are conducted in STAR format (Situation Task Action Result), use this throughout and give plenty of examples where you have preferred to be a team player rather than independently speeding to finish a task.
Show dedication and passion to some element of engineering and give examples how you have overcome challenges and set backs. Be honest and inclusive.
Integration & Test Engineer, Software Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Out-of-spec experience is king. Be sure to list any additional experience you have (work experience, clubs etc).
Interview Advice:
Try to get your thoughts together as to why you want to work here and what you hope to get out of the role. Be honest if you don't know the answers to any questions asked, and try to be light-hearted - we are very friendly!
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show that you are a motivated and enthusiastic person who can adapt to change. Draw not only on your academic achievements, but also your soft skills and show that with these combined you are able to go above and beyond expectations when given the opportunity.
Interview Advice:
The interviews vary depending on when you apply. I applied in April and got my job interview in June. It involved a telephone interview first, where I was asked what I knew about the company and then the usual competency questions. At the end try to ask questions about the projects on that site you are applying to as the business areas vary across the UK sites. This way you can get an idea of some of the projects you may be working on.
For the face to face interview, I had to give a presentation on a topic given to me prior to the interview. LMUK likes to use tag lines, which is where you put a few words with your main point from this slide in larger text to the side or at the bottom of the slide. When being questioned at the end, try to show that you are well-read around the topics on your slide.
One technical interview question involved asking about my knowledge of systems engineering. I'd advise looking up the V model and familiarising yourself with the engineering project lifecycle.
Graduate Engineer, Engineering and Technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Demonstrate good ethical and teamwork skills, focus on show-casing technical experience but don't overlook interpersonal skills such as maintaining good relations and being open to learning or working more flexibly.
Interview Advice:
Be honest and upfront. Show eagerness to learn. Openly admit what you don't know when asked. Give examples of what communities you are part of (hobbies, volunteering) and explain how you uphold the cultural values of your community.
Engineering Graduate, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Don't put anything on your CV you can't talk about.
Mention your hobbies, especially ones that are related to what you're applying to.
Interview Advice:
Be honest, try to have fun.
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Application Advice:
Make sure you're up to date with current defence technologies.
Interview Advice:
Lockheed Martin seeks applicants based on their technical knowledge/ability. During the assessment day, make sure any of your contributions to group discussions/assessments are well thought through, with value-added. Fewer, more in-depth contributions will stand you in better stead than loads of lesser-intellectual comments.
Don't just try to talk over everyone just to be heard, although this seems to be what other companies favour.
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Application Advice:
Show an interest.
Interview Advice:
Utilise the STAR principle.
Systems Engineer, Maritime at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research the company.
Interview Advice:
Try not to oversell yourself - if you don't know it, it could soon come around and bite you.
Graduate Database Systems Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
When doing the application, make sure that you are able to sell yourself effectively but in a concise manner. Being able to be short and sweet whilst putting yourself across effectively is a good way of being recognised.
Interview Advice:
When interviewing, make sure you have done research about the company and the site that you have come to interview for.
Make sure you do not focus on all academic achievements, as extracurricular activities show skills that you will not be able to show through academia.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Tailor your CV to the company that you are applying for, as it shows you are passionate about it.
Back up any claims you make with evidence of how you achieved them.
Interview Advice:
Don't be afraid to ask for more time, or to repeat the question.
Try and keep as calm as possible - good preparation will help with this.
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Application Advice:
Don't be afraid to express yourself and be up front about what you want from the role.
Graduate IT Project Manager, IT at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
- May take a while for security checks
Interview Advice:
- Be yourself
- Pleasant experience
- Not too technically orientated
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Application Advice:
Ensure experience, particularly internships in the field are highlighted. Grades aren't so important as practical understanding and experience.
Interview Advice:
For software role I was asked two questions:
1) What is overloading?
2) What is run time dynamic polymorphism?
Examples of use and corner cases during use were given as answers.
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Application Advice:
Show that you are knowledgeable about what the company does in the UK. We are most well known for our military aircraft but there is so much more that we do. Having a passion for the wider scope of our work will go a long way.
Interview Advice:
If you are applying for a systems engineering role, research system engineering processes. If you are applying for a software engineering role, research software engineering processes.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Maritime Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
- Make sure you can elaborate on everything you write on your CV in terms of modules studied/Technical skills.
Graduate Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Most of the interview is competency/experience based so make sure you have examples of experiences where you have exhibited teamwork, problem-solving (technical and non-technical), taken responsibility etc.
Do your research on the company and role before your interview!
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Application Advice:
Be open minded about what you'd be interested in getting involved in. Lockheed UK has many different projects and all have different work areas. Being able to fill many different roles, even if it's not your discipline, is seen as a very attractive skill.
Graduate Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Link all personal qualities to evidence as much as possible.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
It's best to be honest when answering the questions. Do research into what the different business areas of Lockheed Martin UK do.
Strategy Graduate, Business Development at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Communicate frequently
Graduate Engineer, Internal Designs at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight the areas which make you stand out - what have you done that others might not have?
Interview Advice:
Build rapport with the interviewer, ask lots of questions yourself, provide examples of when you have done certain things (rather than what you would do).
Engineering Graduate, Special Projects at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you have the skill set required for the position you are aiming for, and if you don't, show that you have the passion and drive to succeed in the role you are aiming for. Lockheed Martin looks for enthusiastic and determined employees, as that cannot be taught, whilst the technical aspect of the company can be taught and gained through experience.
Interview Advice:
Be a stand out character by showing you are good at working in a team, whether that is leading or following orders; participate in conversations whilst also highlighting that you know you have weaknesses you need to improve on. Locating your own weaknesses shows that you as a person is aiming to better yourself and that you are your own biggest critic.
Be confident in what you do and say.
Graduate Engineer, WCSP at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be sure to apply early.
Interview Advice:
Relax, make sure to look up things about the company. Review your CV prior. Make sure to ask questions at the end. Sample questions: "What's the difference between a signed and unsigned integer?", " Give examples of when threading would be used".
Graduate Software Engineer, Cyber at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Have experience in the sector, preferably an internship.
Engineering Graduate, Software at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight your soft skills as well as your applicable technical skills
Write well
Interview Advice:
Communicate well
Act interested and engaged
Ask people questions and be approachable
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Application Advice:
Be honest, keep it simple.
Interview Advice:
Use the STAR approach, have examples prepared and know why you want to work for the company.
Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Hit all the buzzwords that HR are looking for.
Interview Advice:
Know about the products and projects the local site works on. Be affable and switched on.
Engineering Graduate, Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Don't over exaggerate, be clear on what makes you a good candidate and why they should employ you.
Interview Advice:
Research the company, know what they do and what is important to them. It is a way to really show you are interested in the company and the job.
Be honest and yourself. They are not just looking at your technical ability they are looking for someone they can work with.
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Application Advice:
Do your research and link company values to your own values.
Interview Advice:
Be prepared. Practice presentations.
Manufacturing Engineer, Manufacturing at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
- Ensure your CV shows not only academic achievements but also extra curricular activities
Interview Advice:
- Research the company
- Be yourself!
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Application Advice:
Research the UK specific projects that Lockheed Martin are part of in the UK as well as the specialisations of each site. The projects and roles undertaken by each site in the UK can vary significantly from Research and Development to Systems Integration to Manufacturing. It is important to have an understanding of what role you are applying for and how you can contribute to the specialisation at that site.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself.
Look at the specialisation of the Lockheed Martin UK site that you are applying to and think of questions relating to those fields.
Talk about experiences where you have worked as part of a team, led a team (academic or otherwise), negotiated with customers, etc. Also show that you can think outside of the box and that you can learn from past experiences as part of a "Lessons Learned".
Graduate Engineer, Specialist Engineering Department at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Include as much info about your modules, extra curricular achievements as possible. These will make you stand out.
Interview Advice:
Be confident, ask questions, don't lie.
Graduate Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be yourself, research the company and ensure you are aware of the key part they play in the defence industry.
Interview Advice:
Interviewer will expect you to be prepared to answer technical questions, take part in a group activity and communicate with people effectively.
Graduate Survivability Engineer, Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Have a good example of your skills and abilities
Interview Advice:
Communicate clearly and make sure to ask questions relevant to your interests
Engineering Graduate, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Answer each question with as much information as possible and make sure you relate back to past experince
Interview Advice:
Prepare questions to ask, research the company and understand the business you are applying for
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Application Advice:
Be confident in presenting yourself on the assessment day and show that you're able to work well in a team.
Interview Advice:
Be honest.
Engineering Graduate (Systems Engineering), Maritime at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Ensure balance between technical skill and team working ability.
Graduate Systems Engineer, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
For certain disciplines of engineering (mechanical, electrical, software etc.) a good technical understanding is preferable. The company are keen on bringing on people who have a solid technical background but also have the attitude and desire to learn and develop more and are enthusiastic about the projects the company have to offer.
Interview Advice:
During the group task do not feel that you have to be loud and outspoken to make sure you make a good impression. Focus on the task at hand and how best to solve it rather than talking just to sound like you know what to do. It is about the entire team reaching the goal in the best possible manner. Also, I would advise revising basic technical understanding of the subject that you prepare a presentation on as you will be asked questions on it.
Systems Engineering Graduate, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be enthusiastic and research the company.
Interview Advice:
Need to give a presentation, team assessment and interview are part of the assessment day.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems/Modelling and Simulation at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
It is important to include social activities such as hobbies and interests as this demonstrates your ability to communicate with other people. This is important as technical skills can be learnt but your ability to work in a team is something which is crucial from day 1.
Interview Advice:
Pause to think before answering the question and consider the situation you were in, the task you had to perform, the action which you took and the resolution which you came to.
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Application Advice:
Investigate the role as far as possible and what skills would be required for that role that you might already hold – be ready to talk about those skills. Make it known if you are willing to be innovative and work on different and new tasks.
Programme Financial Controller, Finance at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be sure to hit as many of the skills listed in the advert and tailor your CV to the job you are applying for. Also think about your personal skills, which may not be listed as essential/desired skills for the job but are sought out by interviewers.
Interview Advice:
Do your research into the company values and think about how you might have embodied these in your past experiences, and talk about them in your interview (even if they don't ask about it directly). If applying for an engineering role, prepare by revising your knowledge of the full engineering lifecycle.
Software Engineering Graduate, Software Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be versatile; requires knowledge of systems, mechanical and electrical.
Be prepared for troubleshooting, problem-solving and belt-and-bracers approaches.
Interview Advice:
Research who LM are, what we do and where it goes. Knowledge of flagship products and international partners.
Graduate Engineer, Integration & Testing at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Highlight your skills and projects completed.
Interview Advice:
Show off problem-solving skills with examples from projects:
What happened/what when wrong
What you did you do to fix it
What you learnt from the experience
What you might do differently
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Application Advice:
Prepare for the interview as much as you can, learn about the company and their values.
Interview Advice:
Turn up on time and be well prepared, give examples when showing your skills.
Business Graduate, Human Resources at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you participate during the group activity. Discuss and engage with your other applicants and demonstrate that you have the ability to work with everyone effectively.
Interview Advice:
Relatively straightforward assessment centre. Consisted of a group activity in which applicants were split into two teams and given an objective. Important to discuss the solution thoroughly with your group and make an effort to include everyone in these discussions as there will likely be some candidates who are quieter than others. Next, and final stage was a one-to-one interview with an Engineering Manager and an HR Manager. Questions were mostly behavioural so following the STAR technique worked well, followed by one technical question that was very general relating to considerations to make when designing a system.
Systems Engineer, Aerospace and Defence at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Good soft skills are key.
Interview Advice:
Be clear.
If you are asked a question you don't understand, challenge it.
Ask lots of questions about the company, I think many applicants fail to do that.
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Application Advice:
Research the projects being undertaken by the company, it's wider ranging than you may think.
Interview Advice:
have lots of examples ready of when you have exhibited key attributes e.g. teamwork, problem solving, technical excellence...
Systems Engineer, WCSP at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The application process is ideal; nicely avoiding a raft of questions and psychometric tests that other employers seem to push on applicants. Submitting a curriculum vitae, application form, attending interview and taking part in an assessed group task was refreshing and meant less time away from studies repeating the usual large questions.
Interview Advice:
I was grilled on my systems engineering knowledge and university experience by the head of systems engineering on site; this was more motivational than worrying and it was good to know that graduates are valued highly enough for interviews to be conducted by members of the Senior Leadership Team themselves.
Systems Engineering Graduate, Ampthill, Mission Support at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Research company background and company values and how you can demonstrate them in a previous experience
Structural Engineer, Structural Integrity at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand the business and the role.
Interview Advice:
Know the software lifecycle.
Systems Engineering Graduate, MST at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand exactly what the company does in the UK, as it may differ a fair amount from what the company is known for in the US.
Interview Advice:
What do you think you can bring to Lockheed Martin?
This question is something I was asked and answered with enthusiasm - but in a subject area that wasn't directly relevant to the core work being conducted on site. Understandably they knew that they would receive applicants that know the company for its rich Aerospace heritage. However, what was not advertised was that in the UK, the company conducts little to no aerospace work and has some minor ties to space systems in the US. These space opportunities are few but still present.
Systems Engineer, Internal Research And Development at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
- Evidence of a balanced lifestyle can help significantly - ensure hobbies and volunteering participation is captured in your CV.
- Research the business - it is always impressive when a candidate has a good understanding of the products and services the
Interview Advice:
Remember 'STAR' when providing answers:
- Situation - What was the situation you were in?
- Task - What was the task you were working, and what was the problem?
- Action - What action did you take to resolve the issue?
- Result - What was the outcome of your action?
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Application Advice:
Show you want 'this' job, have good people and systems skills.
Interview Advice:
Know the company, know your expected role and don't be afraid to ask.
Systems engineer, ISTAR/Vehicle Systems at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Really show your enthusiasm for the industry.
Graduate, IRAD at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Keep chasing up your application. All recruitment goes through a subcontracted agency, things often get lost.
Interview Advice:
If you are applying for a graduate position, push your academic skills over your practical. Make sure you have researched the work on site and talk about that (not products from Lockheed Martin in the US)
Systems Engineer, Defence at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Look at the core values of the company, "Do what's right, respect others, perform with excellence". If these are values that you want or demonstrate and experience in your workplace, this is a great company to work for. Demonstrate this in your applications and interviews.
Interview Advice:
LMUK are interested in the people, not necessarily their level of technical ability (although that does help). You could be the most intelligent person in the world, but if you can't communicate effectively and be a friendly member of the team, they will not be interested. This shows with the people who work here too.
Having now been included in the interview process (from the other side) it is clear that your technical ability is important, but being a person that we can all relate to is even more important!
Engineering Graduate, Systems Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Study the history of the Ampthill site.
Structural Engineer, Structural Analysis at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you display a clear passion for engineering, not just in academia. Formula student and other engineering clubs are thought of very strongly here. Even if you just like tinkering with computers or fixing cars then it is well worth putting on your interests.
Interview Advice:
Make sure you research what is going on at the site you are applying for. There is no point talking about the wonderful things LM are doing in the US if you are applying to a UK office.
Engineering Graduate, Civil Space at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Offer more than purely academic qualities- community support, skill training etc.
Interview Advice:
Know who we are and what we do before applying- flagship products, what is being manufactured from this particular site etc.
Lockheed is a big company and work will vary depending on which site you are situated at.
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Application Advice:
Well structured CV and security clearance forms are great fun.
Interview Advice:
Past experience counts a lot and the ability to solve problems in projects. In the end everyone has a degree, it's the extra areas that will make you stand out. Also the ability to show that you learnt from mistakes you have made.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Rotational at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show that you have the ability to learn. Applications are very competitive so simply stating grades won't be enough. Give examples of hope you overcame something which may have been out of your skillset, something that pushed you out of your comfort zone.
Interview Advice:
Know about the company and what we do, preferably about the site you are interviewing for. A knowledge of some products and/or projects that we undertake on site shows that you've at least taken an interest in the company.
Also be professional throughout the day, just because you're on a break between interviews doesn't mean we automatically stop listening to what your saying.
Graduate systems engineer, Systems at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Strive to show how flexible you are on your C.V and/or covering letter. In large companies, it is not necessarily the most suitable candidate to the job role that is chosen, there could be candidates who are better suited to the company longer term, and that's very appealing to managers. This is due to the large amount of business areas that they cover, and they may have future plans which you fit in to much better than other candidates.
Also, stand out with a bit of information outside of work or education, like any charity work you may have done or sports teams/organisations that you may have been part of. This will help you add substance to the interview before you even get there, and it makes it much easier to connect with your interviewer.
Interview Advice:
If you have an interview, the main reason why you are there is so the interviewer(s) can see what kind of person you are, and perhaps how you will fit in to the work environment. This means it's more important to be yourself and to get along with the interviewers than it is to out-and-out sell yourself. Obviously, it is important to back up what you have written on your C.V, but you will be far more memorable to them if you get along with them, and they think that they would have no problems working with you.
This doesn't mean talk about yourself the whole time; a useful way to make yourself feel more comfortable in an interview situation is to engage in some light-hearted conversation with the interviewers, they may even open up to you about their hobbies and interests, making the whole situation feel much more natural. It helps to remove the hierarchy in the room.
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Nothing specific.
Engineering Graduate, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Have a good CV, make sure it includes relevant experience etc.
Tailor it to the role you are applying for.
Look to see if you have something different or unique, it catches peoples eye
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Learn what the company does (at the appropriate site!)
Be confident in what you can offer
Know the role you are applying for, a little research before hand (especially if not your degree topic) goes a long way
Have examples of things you've done and situations where you've used your skill, qualities and personality
Graduate Systems Engineer, Ampthill at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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They are more interested in you as a person as opposed to technical expertise. Your degree will do that talking for you
Engineering Graduate, Air Traffic Management at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
If applying to Lockheed Martin, apply to the Ampthill facility.
Depending on your interests be careful - This can often be IT based engineering which will not include experience directly transferable to mechanical or aerospace industry sectors.
If you like hands on engineering this may not be the role for you! It will not provide you with much experience into design.
It is very good if you wish to transfer to project management or progress to higher levels within a company as it is customer facing and concentrates on many functional areas of a project or programme. It focuses on customer requirements so can switch easily between a business or engineering orientation as the customer business need must be known.
Interview Advice:
Revise the full product life cycle - interview questions can vary depending on whether you are applying for a mechanical, safety or IT role.
Graduate Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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What you do in your spare time (not just your study) helps.
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Standard HR questions and engineering questions. The group exercise is very important.
Systems Engineer, Maritime at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Despite the company being historically aeronautical, there is not much of that at Ampthill so do not apply if you are solely interested in things such as aerodynamics. The company is very systems engineering orientated which is a very desirable skill so design your application around that.
Systems Engineering Graduate, Internal Research at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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They hired in an external agency to hire us this time. Assessment day, was good fun and just be confident.
Business Graduate, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Engineering degree is preferable but 10% of graduate intake is from unrelated degrees (primarily science degrees)
Interview Advice:
Research basic systems engineering principles
Learn the difference between verification and validation in systems engineering
Systems Engineer Associate, Civil at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Lockheed Martin's reputation is as an aerospace company but applicants should know that, at the moment, the UK branch of the company does not conduct much in the way of aerospace work currently. That may change in the next decade but at the moment there is little work of this fashion at LMUK. Many aerospace engineers that applied and were accepted (including myself) were allotted systems engineering roles. And whilst I have enjoyed the work, it has not been using my area of study from university.
Interview Advice:
I was asked the question "What would you try to contribute to the company if you received a graduate position here?". Something along those lines anyway. I believe when they ask this its not to actually gauge whether or not you'll improve the business with your brand-spanking new business plan and idea for a product/service, but rather to see whether you are energized enough to perform a role well. I answered with a speech on how, given the opportunity, I would attempt to help develop Lockheed Martin to be more competitive in the civil space market (especially with contenders like SpaceX). I was accepted but most likely not because they felt I could definitely improve the civil space aspect of the company, but rather that I showed the energy that I could do so.
Systems Engineer, Research & Development at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Interview Advice:
Know the company and what they do
Structural Engineer, Structural Analysis at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Understand Air Traffic Management if it is an Air Traffic related role you are applying for. Have an understanding of Systems Engineering principles and practices.
Interview Advice:
Know the basics of Systems Engineering - in particular the systems engineering lifecycle. Understand how Air Traffic Control works and the technologies involved.
Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Undersand the company and the responsibilities of working in a sensitive information environment
Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Design at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Be a quantitative person, more interested in forecasts than basic accounting
Interview Advice:
Multiple Excel based competency questions
Financial Analyst, Programme Finance at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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If you would like to learn a lot about the Programme Management side of an engineering business, this is a great company to work for.
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Try to involve yourself in engineering related volunteer/outreach events. Things like STEM events (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
Systems Engineer, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Do not over exaggerate your qualification or personal qualities, better to be truthful and act yourself.
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Interviewers were friendly and understanding of my situation
Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Research the company and the site! Simple but important.
Graduate Engineer, Lethality Systems at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Use real life examples when answering questions
Contracts Negotiator Asc, Commercial at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Have lots of work experience and a willingness to learn and get involved with the finance functions of other departments.
Interview Advice:
learn lots about the company, international achievements and have a real interest in defence.
Accountant, EBS at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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show interest in all testing methods and working within a team
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Show passion for the role
Materials Engineer, at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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Know the business
Know where you want to be in the future.
Be confident and get stuck in.
Don't be intimidated by the size of the company.
Interview Advice:
Ask about the organisation
Ask what the possibilities for career development are.
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Interview Advice:
3 hour interview made up of a interview with HR, with generic HR questions. 30 minute interview with the hiring manager which focused on technical questions, like what kind of projects you have done previously and what do you want to do as a career.
Graduate Engineer, Systems Solutions at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Include some information about any outreach activities that you do to support the community, in particular STEM related activities or any voluntary / fundraising work. It is something that the company takes seriously. Include all of the competencies that you have and that you are wanting to develop.
Interview Advice:
Questions were not too technical. They seemed to be most interested in who you are as a person, whether other people would want to work with you and your enthusiasm for Engineering.
Engineering Graduate, Systems Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The application process is very easy, you just fill in a form and send in your CV. If you know someone in the organisation and send your CV in through them it can help secure an interview.
Interview Advice:
If your CV is accepted you then have an assessment day where you:
Give a short presentation
Are interviewed
Participate in a group task
Complete a reasoning test
The most important of these are the interview and the group task, so prep well for the interview and try not to be shy with ideas in the group task.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems/Defence at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
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IT Engineering Apprentice, Infrastructure at Lockheed Martin View »Best:
Get to work flexible hours, work week is only 4 days rather than 5.
Worst:
Can be issues with personal ethics, as it is a defence company.
Graduate Software Engineer, Software Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The people you work with are the best in their field and show a real passion for what they do but at the same time are really approachable and very friendly. The company offers as much support to their early careers as possible and hold regular check-ins to see how you're doing at work and outside.
Worst:
N/A
Engineering Graduate, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The people you meet an work with.
Worst:
the location where you need to work are very remote.
Graduate Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Understanding of flexible working, very friendly employees across all functions,
Worst:
Some hesitance to move away from legacy technology/processes/etc. in some areas
Graduate Engineer, MFC at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
4 day work week
Graduate Engineer, MFC at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Wide range of work being completed, and the ability to request to move to different projects easily
Systems Engineering Graduate, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Opportunity to travel
Worst:
Location
Test and Integration Engineer, Integration Test Evaluation and Acceptance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Anyone will talk to you, no matter their role.
Learning culture.
Great benefits (every Friday off).
Worst:
Funding comes from US, so we sometimes get overshadowed.
Pay is below average currently.
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Best:
Work-life balance.
Worst:
Not as practical as initially thought.
Graduate Systems Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The people are fantastic to work with
Worst:
The upper management makes the lives of people lower down a significant pain
Graduate Engineer, Cyber at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The work/life balance.
Worst:
Location of office is too difficult to get to by public transport.
Systems Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Flexible working - 4 day work week with flexible hours
Worst:
Highly bureaucratic with some complicated processes for simple tasks
Graduate mechanical engineer, Engineering and technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
4 day working week.
Opportunities to travel abroad.
Flexible working schedule.
Worst:
Not many team building / employee morale events.
Accountant, Finance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
-Flexible Working
-Colleagues
Worst:
-Challenging to obtain external Training
-Currently no effort to help with Cost of Living Crisis
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Best:
-Flexi hours
-Career progression opportunity
-learning opportunity
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Best:
Great management
Easy onboarding process
Training
Visits to different sites
Worst:
Lack of social events
Slow to start
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Best:
The benefits (4 day week, health insurance, travel insurance) add a lot to my life
Worst:
The rigid process structure
Integration and Test Graduate Engineer, Integration and Test at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Colleagues
Systems engineer, Aerospace at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Great learning opportunities
good work schedule
big brand image
offers loads of career progression and diversity
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Best:
Really good working environment, everyone in the office is really friendly and easy to talk to, 4 day working week is brilliant for work-life balance - flexible hours and ability to work from home when possible also really helps with this
Worst:
n/a
Graduate Engineer, Special Projects at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
4 day work week
Graduate Systems Engineer, MFC at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Management are friendly and approachable
Graduate Mechanical Engineer, Engineering and Technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Good benefits.
Flexible working.
Good pay.
The ability to have Fridays off.
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Best:
Big company so lots of opportunities
Worst:
Sometimes lose out due to the size of the company
Graduate Software Engineering, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Work-life balance
Team members are helpful and supportive
Worst:
Lack of formal training
Lack of social events for early careers staff
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Best:
There are opportunities if you want to take them on, equally you can just do your day job if that's what you want.
Worst:
No on site cafe or activities such as a pool table. Lot of tech company offices provide these services.
Graduate Software Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
-Supportive Team/Culture
-Opportunities to be involved in volunteering etc
Worst:
-Lack of visibility in Salaries/Training/Promotion Opportunities
Business Gradaute, Quality Assurance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Flexible work schedule - 4 day week
Financial Analyst, Finance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Most people are friendly and easy to get along with. Management actively helps further your career and listen to any complaints/suggestions.
Worst:
Bureaucracy can get in the way of doing what you need to at times.
Graduate Engineer, Software at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best: Flexible work hours, benefits, friendly/helpful work colleagues
Graduate Software Engineer, Software Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best: The working environment and co-workers are fantastic and so helpful.
Worst: Not a massive amount of upward mobility through the company.
Graduate Integration and Test Engineer, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best: Large range of interesting work. Innovation and new ideas are encouraged. Opportunity to take on responsibility right from the get go.
Worst: Some tasks can feel repetitive.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Internal Designs at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best: Flexible Working
Graduate Accountant, Finance at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Work/life balance.
Benefits.
Salary.
Work on some interesting programmes.
Worst:
No manufacturing in LMUK RMS and little design work.
Graduate Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
-The people at LM are genuinely kind and want to help, especially Early Careers- yet to come across a "nasty" one.
-Flexibility of working hours, current WFH opportunities, every other Friday off work
-Pay is very competitive & a good benefits package
Worst:
-Fluctuating workload, however not many Early Careers are asked to work over time.
-Acronyms Usage, it takes 6mnths-1yr to understand the majority of them
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Best:
Lots of people to ask advice from, internal IT systems seem straight forward.
Worst:
You have to book your working hours to specific projects rather than just one overhead code managing it all for you.
Graduate Software Engineer, Business Development at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Flexibility.
Work/life balance.
The people.
Interesting industry.
Salary.
Worst:
The company doesn't do loads of hands on work. There isn't any manufacturing etc. at my office.
Graduate Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Big company name and experienced colleagues can offer great mentorship and professional advice.
Sense of pride working for one of largest companies in sector - globally.
Good starting salary and modest pay rises during the 2 year graduate scheme (3-5% each 6 months).
Friendly and inclusive colleagues as well as company culture.
Lots of training opportunities for career development.
Opportunities to rotate and try new disciplines outside of employees qualifications.
Worst:
Work environment can be stressful.
Project management decisions sometimes feel inefficient.
Company is slowed by bureaucracy both technically (i.e. tools / technologies) and in terms of project management, although this experience can vary widely based on what project you are working on.
Company culture can often make you feel pressured to prioritize work over personal life.
Integration & Test Engineer, Software Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Innovative company with a global presence. Opportunities pop up left and right for exciting tasks. Plenty of opportunity to take on responsibility. Training offered. People are friendly and helpful, and seek to aid one another in advancing their careers.
Worst:
There are lengthy procedures that can slow tasks significantly (but that is understandable given the nature of the work).
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The variety of projects
Worst:
Big site to navigate
Graduate Engineer, Engineering and Technology at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Big brand name. Lots of interesting projects to work on. Great colleague relationships. Good pay straight out of uni. Abilities to work flexible hours & work from home.
Worst:
Work/Life balance is highly dependent on what project and team you are on.
Engineering Graduate, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Everyone is very friendly
Worst:
No training
No support
Very US/Havant focused
A lot of box ticking exercises to make it look like they care
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Best:
Very interesting nature of work.
Worst:
Not really a big issue but sometimes a low amont of out of work social events.
Graduate Mechanical Engineer, R&D at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Interesting work area
Challenging work
Good career progression
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Best:
Being able to make decisions about your own career and not being steered into a job role that the company need to fill.
Being able to work on multiple programs throughout the graduate scheme, and being able to work in different environments and roles.
Worst:
Location of site
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
We ensure that everything we deliver is of the highest quality, which instills a lot of pride when something that I worked on is delivered
Worst:
There is limited visibility across business areas - I'm sure there are ways we can work with other sites to combine resources, but I don't know what they are
Graduate IT Systems Engineer, Rotary and Mission Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Work life balance.
Varied and exciting work.
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Best:
- Structure
- Pay
- Every other Friday off
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Best:
High ethical integrity
Worst:
Can be slow to ramp up or adjust
Engineering Graduate, Military Solutions at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Offer great benefits to staff, a good work/life balance and opportunities to attend training courses.
Worst:
Difficult to implement ideas given the very strict standards set. Graduates taken for granted and not taken all to seriously. Lack of work and no real drive by the company to ensure work is available.
Graduate Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Interesting work and industry
Good atmosphere, team-environment, friendly people willing to help.
Exposure to different parts of the business.
Travel to different sites
Good work life balance - 9 day fortnight
Worst:
A lot of rigid process
Strategy Graduate, Business Development at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Employee benefits and 9 day fortnight
Worst:
Intricate process for everything, takes time to learn
Graduate Engineer, Internal Designs at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
the culture that Lockheed Martin have set within the company
Worst:
N/A
Graduate Engineer, WCSP at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Friendly people and environment, people first, good benefits, sense of pride in company
Worst:
Big company and sometimes external people don't realise what you are doing
Graduate Software Engineer, Cyber at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Working within a sprint team
Worst:
Old building
Graduate System Engineer, System Solutions at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Work environment
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Do want to listen to your feedback and improve
Benefits are very good
Worst:
Communication Issues
Using graduates to firefight
Canteen
No gym on site
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Best:
Big, international, prestigious name, industry leader, good reputation.
Worst:
Very process driven, room for innovation.
Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Interesting, unique work.
Engineering Graduate, Systems at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
- 9 day fortnight (the whole company gets every other Friday off)
- Variety of work
- Benefits
- Investment in early careers
Worst:
- Sometimes communication can be challenging
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Great benefits.
Manufacturing Engineer, Manufacturing at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
- Very interesting projects to work on
- Flexible working schedule
- Opportunities to develop
- The team cohesion is great no matter what level you are
Worst:
- The work can get tedious at times
- Can get stuck in one role if not looking for other opportunities
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Best:
Benefits associated with size
Worst:
Very prescriptive processes
Graduate Engineer, Engineering at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Work life balance and work environment
Worst:
The nature of work can become boring if you do not seek out other oppurtunities
Engineering Graduate, RMS at Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
Flexible working and manager culture
Lockheed Martin UKRead the full review »
Best:
The ability to be involved in a variety of assignments from the onset.
Engineering Graduate (Systems Engineering), Maritime at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
9 day fortnight (every other Friday off)
flexiblity in job within graduate scheme
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Best:
Salary, career progression, work life.
Worst:
Location.
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems/Modelling and Simulation at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Flexable working hours.
9/75 (work 75 hours over 9 days) meaning every other Friday off.
People are very friendly and willing to help you.
Management is very supportive and encourage you to pursue further training and qualifications.
Worst:
There is not defined job role rotation scheme unless you go to Ampthill.
Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Well established company with a well established infrastructure, and culture for ongoing training.
Open and welcoming culture.
Worst:
Locked into graduate salary for the first 2 years (though includes 5% increases at intervals if performing well)
Programme Financial Controller, Finance at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Internationally recognised, prestigious name, big contracts
Worst:
Attracts a bad image with the general public
Graduate Engineer, Integration & Testing at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
its got a lot of good projects and history, which your then apart of.
Worst:
sometimes can get lost as the company is so large
Graduate Systems Engineer, Systems Engineering at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Great work life balance, gets me invloved in good projects and makes you feel part of the company.
Worst:
I have nothing bad to say great experince working so far.
Business Graduate, Human Resources at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Large well known and respected company
Worst:
Almost too big, not personal enough
Systems Engineer, Aerospace and Defence at Lockheed MartinRead the full review »
Best:
Aim to be flexible, people higher up will put effort into allowing you to do what you would like to do
Lots of training available
Push for graduates to get chartered
Worst:
Like any big company, politics and budgets means that change within the company is slow
The canteen is pretty overpriced
The post work social life could be better
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