UK Ministry of Defence

About the Company

We protect the security, independence and interests of the United Kingdom at home and abroad. We work with our allies and partners whenever possible.

Our aim is to ensure that the UK’s Armed Forces have the training, equipment and support necessary for their work, and that we keep within budget.

Our priorities 2015 to 2020 are to:

· protect our people
· project our global influence
· promote our prosperity
· maintain a strategic base and integrated global support network, and manage the Department of State

Listed Jobs

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Junior Software Developer

Job Description

Job Title: Junior Software Developer Role Summary: Develop, support, and iterate digital solutions that automate business processes within a high‑tempo, data‑driven operational unit. Work closely with end users to capture requirements, design low‑code and custom applications, and ensure secure, maintainable delivery in an Agile environment. Expectations: - Deliver functional, user‑focused applications that enhance operational efficiency. - Collaborate with stakeholders to refine requirements and validate solutions. - Apply security controls and Defence policies to protect data confidentiality and integrity. - Maintain documentation, performance metrics, and support deployed solutions. - Promote inclusive, collaborative culture across the development community. Key Responsibilities: - Design and build process automation using no‑code/low‑code platforms (Microsoft Power Platform, Palantir). - Write, test, and deploy custom code in modern programming languages. - Produce and maintain technical documentation and user guides. - Provide post‑deployment support: bug fixes, updates, and iterative improvements. - Implement Agile practices: backlog grooming, sprint planning, stand‑ups, retrospective participation. - Measure application success through defined performance metrics and incorporate feedback. - Share best practices, tools, and knowledge with teammates and non‑developers. - Advocate for diversity, inclusion, and balance within the team. Required Skills: - Proficiency in modern programming languages (e.g., C#, JavaScript, Python). - Experience with low‑code/no‑code platforms, particularly Microsoft Power Platform. - Familiarity with data collection, processing, fusion, and visualization techniques. - Solid understanding of software architecture, design patterns, and secure coding principles. - Hands‑on experience in Agile development environments. - Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and customer‑empathy skills. - Excellent written and verbal communication; ability to produce clear documentation. - Ability to research, prototype, and iterate solutions independently. Required Education & Certifications: - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline (preferred). - Certifications in relevant technologies or methodologies (e.g., Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Fundamentals, Agile Certified Practitioner) are advantageous.

Hereford, United kingdom

On site

Junior

11-09-2025

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

DIO Programme Support Officer – Acquisitions & Disposals

Job Description

**Job title** Programme Support Officer – Acquisitions & Disposals **Role Summary** Supports the delivery of Defence Estate acquisitions and disposal programmes, providing programme‑level reporting, budget oversight, procurement support, and contract management. Works under the Head of Acquisitions & Disposals, collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to ensure timely, cost‑effective disposal and acquisition of MOD land and property. **Expectations** - Full‑time, 37 hours per week. - Minimum of 2 days per week in office; travel to other DIO locations and external sites as required. - Maintain confidentiality and comply with Defence procurement regulations. **Key Responsibilities** - Compile and present regular management reports on programme performance, risks, issues, and budget status. - Monitor expenditure and costs, comparing actual spend against forecasts and realised benefits. - Support procurement processes, including drafting contract documents, assisting with tender evaluation, and managing supplier relationships. - Perform basic contract management tasks, such as monitoring deliverables, tracking milestones, and reporting on contract performance. - Liaise with internal teams (Finance, Planning, Legal) and external stakeholders (local authorities, planners) to facilitate disposal and acquisition activities. - Contribute to continuous improvement of programme management processes and documentation. **Required Skills** - Strong analytical and reporting skills (Excel, PowerPoint, data visualization). - Basic understanding of procurement principles and contract administration. - Budgeting and financial monitoring abilities. - Excellent written and verbal communication; ability to produce clear reports and briefings. - Stakeholder engagement and teamwork. - Attention to detail and organisational capability. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Real Estate, Project Management, or related field, or equivalent professional experience. - Knowledge of UK Defence procurement regulations preferred. - Project management qualification (PMP, PRINCE2, or equivalent) considered an advantage.

Catterick garrison, United kingdom

On site

21-09-2025

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Alternate Cryptographic Security Officer

Job Description

**Job Title** Alternate Cryptographic Security Officer **Role Summary** Responsible for the end‑to‑end management of MOD cryptographic items within a Defence facility. Duties include ordering, accounting, storing, distributing, and disposing of cryptographic material, while ensuring compliance with security policies and maintaining accurate records across bespoke MOD IT systems. **Expectations** - Self‑motivated, adaptable, and detail‑oriented. - Meet service delivery deadlines and maintain high data integrity. - Identify and report security breaches promptly. - Willing to complete Cryptographic Custodian and Cryptographic Accounting training. **Key Responsibilities** - Execute the whole‑life accounting of cryptographic items: acquisition, movement to account, storage, checks, distribution, and destruction. - Use MOD IT platforms to order, maintain, and deliver cryptographic equipment and key material. - Prepare and submit external assurance paperwork and conduct regular support checks (musters, holdings). - Communicate effectively with internal stakeholders and external customers regarding material status and issues. - Detect breaches of security policy and report to senior management for mitigation. - Perform on‑call duty outside normal working hours when required. **Required Skills** - Strong record‑keeping and data management capabilities. - Excellent verbal and written communication. - Proficiency with IT systems, including bespoke Defence software. - Security awareness and risk‑management mindset. - Ability to meet tight deadlines and work independently. **Required Education & Certifications** - Completion of Cryptographic Custodian training. - Completion of Cryptographic Accounting training. - Any additional relevant civil service or security training acceptable.

England, United kingdom

On site

Senior

23-09-2025

Company Name

UK Ministry of Defence

Job Title

Nuclear Security Manager

Job Description

**Job title** Nuclear Security Manager **Role Summary** Lead day‑to‑day nuclear security operations at RNAD Coulport, ensuring the protection, integrity, and safe handling of the Trident Weapon System. Liaise with MOD, contractor police, service personnel, and security pillars to maintain a secure, compliant, and resilient environment. Act as subject‑matter expert on weapon security, oversee security projects, investigations, and system maintenance, and support policy development and audits. **Expectations** - Manage nuclear security on behalf of the NSA Assistant Head and Deputy Nuclear Security Authority (Coulport). - Deliver high‑standard security operations in line with nuclear safety and security regulations. - Foster a positive security culture through policy integration, training, and proactive risk mitigation. **Key Responsibilities** - Oversee daily nuclear security functions and coordinate with CSyO pillars, MOD, MDP, and service members. - Identify, assess, and mitigate security vulnerabilities related to nuclear weapons and their movements. - Serve as SME on weapon security procedures and maintain safe, secure operational standards. - Direct security projects, ensuring compliance with the Office of Nuclear Regulation and Defence Nuclear Security Regulator. - Support policy, orders, and instructions to embed security measures across the base. - Investigate physical security breaches and MDP/MGS occurrence reports; recommend corrective actions. - Monitor and maintain security systems (CCTV, PI DS, IDS); resolve faults and mitigate risks. - Act as Atomic Liaison Officer for NBCC, safeguarding ATOMIC information confidentiality, integrity, and availability. - Participate in NW Security workshops, exercise programmes, and ensure alignment with safety protocols. - Assist with nuclear safety and security audits and visits. - Conduct regular spot checks of physical security equipment, especially in high‑risk areas such as DNA storage facilities and armouries. **Required Skills** - In‑depth knowledge of nuclear security and weapons handling. - Risk assessment, incident investigation, and project management expertise. - Strong liaison and communication abilities with MOD, contractor police, and military personnel. - Familiarity with MOD security regulations and defence security frameworks. - Proficiency in operating and troubleshooting CCTV, PI DS, and IDS systems. - Ability to enforce need‑to‑know principles and maintain a security‑centric culture. - Analytical, problem‑solving, and organisational skills; leadership in a high‑security environment. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Security Management, Defence Studies, Nuclear Engineering, or related field. - Relevant professional security certifications (e.g., Certified Protection Professional, GSS, or equivalent). - Demonstrated experience in a defence or nuclear security role (minimum 3–5 years).

Portsmouth, United kingdom

On site

23-09-2025