Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)
United Kingdom
About Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)
About us
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is the science inside UK defence and security. A proven national asset, Dstl is an executive agency of the Ministry of Defence (MOD) providing world class expertise and delivering cutting-edge science and technology for the benefit of the nation and allies.
Who we are
Dstl is one of the principal government organisations dedicated to science and technology in the defence and security field.
Dstl supplies specialist services to MOD and wider government, working collaboratively with external partners in industry and academia worldwide, providing expert research, specialist advice and invaluable operational support.
We are innovative, collaborative and impactful.
Our responsibilities
Our responsibilities include:
- supplying sensitive and specialist science and technology services for MOD and wider government
- providing and facilitating expert advice, analysis and assurance on defence procurement
- leading on the MOD’s science and technology programme
- understanding risks and opportunities through horizon-scanning
- acting as a trusted interface between MOD, wider government, the private sector and academia to provide science and technology support to military operations by the UK and her allies
- championing and developing science and technology skills across MOD
5 jobs with Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)
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Electronic Warfare & Communications Group - Varied roles
We have opportunities for a number of experienced Engineers & Scientists to join our growing capability.
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Communications & Networks Engineers, Architects & Development Researchers
Can you help UK Forces find the next generation of communications and networks?
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RF Scientists, Engineers, System Engineers
Can you help to protect the UK from emerging RF and cyber threats?
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NISSS (New Information System Service Solution) Programme Manager
This will be an exciting and interesting post for anyone looking to hone and develop their Programme management skills and knowledge.