BAE Systems is hiring a Graduate Aerospace Integration Engineer in Brough. This is a graduate scheme in Software engineering, read from BAE Systems’s own careers site and last confirmed on 14 September 2026.
Apply on BAE Systems’s siteBAE Systems are running this same intake in Warton and Prestwick. Each one is a separate advert with its own application form, so applying in Brough does not put you forward for the others.
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BAE Systems runs a non-rotational UK graduate programme of 18 to 30 months across Engineering, Technology and Business Services streams, plus 6 and 12 month industrial placements, 12 week summer internships and degree apprenticeships. Sites include Barrow-in-Furness among others across the UK.
Selection for placements and internships is an online application, then a virtual assessment mixing gamified challenges with video questions, then an interview held remotely or in person. Popular roles can close before any published deadline, so early application matters here.
The main recruitment window for placements and internships starts in early September: the 2026-entry intake closed with placements starting June 2026, and BAE confirmed the 2027-entry cycle opens in September 2026.
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Read directly from BAE Systems’s own careers site, requisition graduate-aerospace-integration-engineer-v06260-11429. First seen on 14 September 2026 and last confirmed on 14 September 2026. The apply link goes to that exact application, never to a careers homepage.