Grafton Technology

09/11/2020

We are looking for a Project Manager with 2-5 years' experience. All details are here:
https://www.graftontechnology.co.uk/project-manager

18/08/2020

We are back!
Get in touch to discuss your needs 😊

23/12/2019

Thank you for being with us in 2019!
Thank you to new companies and people we have met this year!
Thank you to old ones who stayed with us!
We look forward to spending another year with you all and new businesses!
#2020

03/12/2019

We have an exciting opportunity for a Hardware engineer in Denmark, permanent role. All details are here: https://www.graftontechnology.co.uk/hardware-engineer-space
Please get in touch for more information and apply!

22/11/2019

Part two of 2019
Very much look forward to visiting the next one!

24/01/2019

We are looking for an Electrical Architect to join a space company in the UK on a permanent basis. All details are here: https://lnkd.in/dA2gU6V

15/01/2019

Here we are in the new year with new exciting jobs!
Please have a look at this: https://lnkd.in/eiRud23 and get in touch for more details.

04/05/2018

Don't forget to pass on information to any students you know! This is an excellent opportunity to see what working in the space sector is like with your own summer project!

SPIN links talented and enthusiastic people into space sector organisations for work placements to ensure the future success of the sector.

17/04/2018

A new unique particle accelerator facility FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) is currently under construction in Darmstadt.

The facility is set to be one of the largest and most complex accelerator facilities in the world and will feature a ring accelerator with a circumference of 1,100 meters. This project is predicted to enable around 3,000 scientists from around the world to conduct top-level research that could potentially generate new fundamental insights into the structure of matter and the evolution of the universe.

In Darmstadt the world-wide unique particle accelerator facility FAIR is under construction. The Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) will be one ...

04/04/2018

A UK-led experiment to tackle space junk has been sent into orbit.

It takes the form of a small satellite that will practise techniques for tracking debris and capturing it.

The RemoveDebris system is heading to the International Space Station where astronauts are expected to set the experiment running in late May.

Space junk is an ever-growing problem with more than 7,500 tonnes of redundant hardware now thought to be circling the Earth.

Read more:

A UK-led project heads to orbit to trial technologies for removing redundant space hardware.