The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is set to be at the forefront of innovation at this year’s Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI), with announcements on its latest projects, competitions and futuristic solutions to today’s rapidly-evolving threats.
Located at the Innovation Hub in the North Hall, activity will include announcements on the Defence and Security Accelerator’s Last Mile Challenge, which will bring commercial technology such as delivery drones to battlefield logistics.
The first model of the Dragonfire laser directed energy weapon and cutting-edge technology with the latest designs for combat clothing and body armour will also be on display.
Dstl’s annual graduate recruitment scheme will also be launched with 90 posts available in specialist science and technology research, advice and analysis. For ambitious, motivated and curious graduates, Dstl provides the opportunity to work on incredible projects in a truly unique environment.
Katrina Ward, from Dstl’s Early Careers team, said: “As a graduate you’ll be supporting real projects from day one and work across your division to grow your technical skills and knowledge of defence.
“Our graduate scheme also provides a host of training and development opportunities including the chance to start your journey towards chartership.”
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Post written by: Matt Brown
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