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Pledge signed to support engineers of tomorrow

HMGCC is proud to announce that we have signed up to the Tomorrow’s Engineers Code, showing our commitment to supporting diversity and inclusion in engineering and technology.

Inspiring engineers of the future during National Apprenticeships Week

At age 15, few teenagers may say that their future careers are all mapped out. 

But this week HMGCC hosted a special event inviting more than 100 pupils to explore where science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) could take them. 

New challenge set to explore drone detection technology - in miniature

Drone detectors, small enough to fit inside a pocket or a hand, are sought in a new challenge launched by HMGCC Co-Creation.

HMGCC hosts behind the scenes tour for Security Minister Dan Jarvis

Last week HMGCC welcomed Minister of State for Security Dan Jarvis through its doors to hear more about our critical work for national security.

This was the security minister’s first visit to Hanslope Park, where he met our engineers and was given a special tour of our cutting-edge facilities.

Manufacturing team launches new campaign for fresh talent

A recruitment campaign has been launched by our Manufacturing team to attract in new talent to support HMGCC’s vital work with national security.

Our manufacturing plant boasts more than 50 disciplines ranging from PCB manufacture and testing to 3D printing, plastics expertise, paint skills, laser cutting, wiring and assembly.

Intruder monitoring tech sought in latest national security challenge

Systems to swiftly detect and monitor intruders are being sought in the latest challenge released by HMGCC Co-Creation.

Lottie doll campaign comes to HMGCC

Small but mighty, Lottie doll has arrived at HMGCC as part of a campaign to highlight careers in engineering. 

Showcase day held for innovation with industry

A showcase day highlighting the work HMGCC has carried out with industry and academia has been held in Milton Keynes.

Fake news and gender bias spotlighted in AI symposium hosted by HMGCC

Gender bias, deepfake detection and machine learning ethics were just some of the hot topics discussed as part of a special event in Milton Keynes – all focused on artificial intelligence.