United Kingdom

Enfinium is one of the largest energy-from-waste businesses in the UK and an industry leader in the conversion of non-recyclable residential and business waste into heat and partially renewable power. enfinium currently has a platform of six (two in construction) strategically located facilities across the UK. Today, enfinium has an annual waste processing capacity of over 2.3 million tonnes, and a total combined electric generating capacity of 265MW (gross) - enough energy to power more than 500,000 UK homes. enfinium is owned by infrastructure investment funds managed by Igneo Infrastructure Partners.

As a Civil Engineering graduate at the Environment Agency, you can have a major impact on reducing the risks to people, households and businesses from flooding. You’ll also contribute to our industry leading aim of becoming a carbon net-zero organisation by 2030.

We are the Environment Agency. We protect and improve the environment and make it a better place for people and wildlife. Adapting to climate change is integral to everything we do, and we operate at the place where environmental change has its greatest impact on people’s lives.

As an Electrical Engineering graduate with the Environment Agency, you can have a major impact on reducing the risks to people, households, and businesses from flooding. You’ll also contribute to our industry leading aim of becoming a carbon net-zero organisation by 2030.

With university done and dusted, now it’s time to start what you’re confident will be a productive and challenging career in tech.

We have an exciting opportunity for an Executive Assistant to provide support to the Divisional President and Senior Leadership Team, managing complex schedules, heavy diary management and coordinating extensive travel.

Our two-year Evolve graduate development scheme offers you an exciting opportunity to do exactly this and to experience a variety of engineering roles where you will make a genuine contribution to keeping the UK safe and secure.

Materials Science supports the life cycle of warhead components and technologies to ensure the reliability of the UK's strategic deterrent and national security mission. A nuclear warhead contains a vast range of materials including metals, ceramics, inorganic salts, rubbers, foams, adhesives, high explosives and radioactive substances. Many of these have unique handling issues and our dedicated facilities ensure a safe and secure environment to undertake material property research and characterisation. Materials Science is critical to understanding and predicting the behaviour of these types of materials under various conditions.

As a Mechanical Design Engineer within our Warhead Engineering subfunction, you will be part of a supportive team involved in a range of activities covering concept and detail design, drawings, assembly and testing of precision mechanical devices, components and systems. Our work is key to substantiating the safety and effectiveness of the warhead system, de-risking the current and future systems. We also support other programmes across the business.