4 of 4 Military Jobs in Cambridgeshire

tier defence partners.Key Responsibilities: Architect and deliver robust IP networking solutions (routing, switching, protocols) for constrained and tactical environments Integrate COTS technologies into military-grade systems Collaborate with stakeholders including MOD, DSTL, and defence primes (e.g., Leidos, Lockheed Martin, Boeing) Lead full lifecycle delivery from concept through deployment Engage directly ...

ideas for software innovation based on market trends. Document and develop processes, procedures and application version histories. Enhance and development Leidoss relationship with MOD, Military and other Contractors; Support the Investigation and resolution of problems relating to Application Deployment. Review and increase awareness of any Hardware or Software changes ...

vehicle and have a flexible approach towards traveling to a variety of locations. · Practical skills such as DIY experience would be highly beneficial · Ex- Military- Desirable Main Responsibilities of the IT Field Engineers: Attending customer sites to install/resolve IT equipment Working closely with the IT support desk ...

modern equipment and the opportunity to continue working in a role that genuinely makes a difference. This is ideally suited to individuals from a military communications background who are used to operating in safety critical environments, responding to faults, and maintaining vital systems where reliability is essential. Communications Engineer Responsibilities … Life assurance. Employee assistance programme. Structured working hours with stability and long term career prospects. Suitable Background: This role would suit candidates from a military communications or signals background including but not limited to: Royal Signals, RAF communications, Royal Navy communications, CIS. Candidates with civilian experience in radio, telecoms ...