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A global leader in engineering services is seeking an Assistant Specialist for their Naval Technical Support Office starting in September 2026. This position offers a fixed-term contract for 2 years and provides an exceptional opportunity to develop practical engineering skills in the naval sector. The ideal candidate will have a BEng degree and strong communication skills. Key responsibilities include assisting in structural assessments and preparing technical documentation. Competitive salary and mentorship opportunities are included.
Technical Support Office- Assistant Specialist
Role Purpose:
We are seeking a motivated and dedicated individual to join our Naval Technical Support Office as an Assistant Specialist in September 2026. This role offers an exceptional opportunity to build practical engineering and assurance skills within the naval and marine sectors, guided by seasoned maritime professionals.
As part of Lloyd’s Register’s Global Naval and Marine Structures Team, you will contribute to projects supporting the design, construction, and life‑cycle management of naval vessels, warships, submarines, and supporting infrastructure. This team provides independent technical assurance and consultancy for both newbuild and operational naval assets, serving defense organisations, shipyards and government clients worldwide.
About the Company:
Lloyd’s Register is a world leader in delivering engineering and assurance services for the marine, naval and offshore industries. We partner with navies, shipbuilders and defence contractors to ensure that vessels are designed, built, operated and maintained to the highest safety, quality and environmental standards.
Our expertise spans naval architecture, structural integrity, hydrodynamics, safety and survivability, propulsion systems and materials technology – helping clients across the global defence and commercial marine sectors ensure performance, resilience and regulatory compliance.
This position may require site visits to shipyards, dry docks, naval bases and onboard vessels, sometimes involving work at height, in confined spaces or over water. The environment may also involve exposure to various marine materials and operational conditions relevant to naval engineering. All necessary safety and technical training will be provided.
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How to apply:
Interested candidates should submit their CV and a cover letter explaining their interest in this Early Careers role opening in September 2026. For any questions you may contact Careers@lr.org.
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