Alloyed is a world leader in producing digital metal components. We are a young venture-funded company of around 150 world-class metallurgists, mechanical engineers, technicians, and software developers. The additive components division is growing rapidly in response to high demand from customers including Boeing, Anglo American, and Rolls-Royce.
As an apprentice, you will learn every stage of the manufacturing process — from component production through to heat treatment, machining, surface treatments, and metrology. You’ll produce complex components only possible through 3D printing for major customers in aerospace, automotive, and electronics (e.g. high-end sports cars, VR headsets, aerospace engines, and rocket nozzles).
In addition to production, you’ll learn to maintain and calibrate equipment, manage stock, and contribute to continuous improvement (CI) projects aligned with evolving engineering needs. You’ll develop strong project management skills transferrable to any career, and you’ll be a vital member of the Alloyed team.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an enthusiastic, practical-minded individual looking for an apprenticeship and career in engineering to help make a meaningful impact in the cutting-edge field of additive metal components.
Programme available:
Start date: Flexible (ASAP, on or before September 2025)
Apprenticeship level: Level 4
Salary: £22,000 (reviewed annually on 1 August)
Benefits:
Roles available: 1+
Location: Alloyed operates from three sites in Oxfordshire. You’ll be required to work across all sites throughout the apprenticeship:
Course location: Engineering Trust, Bicester
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Desirable:
Apply to the Alloyed apprenticeship via the National Apprenticeship Service
