Introduction

About Dyson

Dyson’s interest in researching and developing energy storage technologies started more than a decade ago, when it became apparent that the full potential of Dyson's Digital Motors was starting to be held back by commercially available batteries. Fast-forward to 2021, and they now have 100s of scientists and engineers working on battery R&D across our labs in the UK, US and Singapore. Dyson is aiming to double its portfolio of products and enter entirely new fields by 2025 – taking it beyond the home. 

Current Vacancies 

A key focus is the commercialisation of their proprietary solid state battery technology which will deliver safer, cleaner, longer-lasting and more efficient energy storage than today’s existing batteries. With multiple generations of Dyson battery technologies ranging from early research through to the industrialisation phase, Dyson are recruiting a wide range of roles within the UK to accelerate progress.