Hani Al-Amri in PPE checking pipes
Hani Al-Amri

Electrical Lead
Saudi Arabia

Engineering

Engineering at GSK

Do you thrive on creating solutions to complex challenges?

Engineering a better world

An exclusive report which looks at the critical role engineers play across our business. In particular, the video focuses on the role of engineers in developing the device for all of our new inhaled respiratory medicines.

Engineering in numbers

  • 6,000

    engineers across the globe

  • 10

    We employ engineers from 10 disciplines - including chemical, automation, electrical and environmental

"You have to enjoy problem solving"

Kelly Schwarz is a technical engineer working in the USA. A recent graduate, this is her first job since completing her degree.

Read on to learn more about what her role entails, the culture at GSK and her top tips for success.

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Kelly, Engineering, USA

Meet our people

Lorraine posing for a photo

Lorraine, Engineering, UK

Lorraine is a chemical engineer at our Ware site. She talks about her varied career at GSK and what she most enjoys about her job.
Suzanne getting her picture taken

Suzanne, Engineering, UK

Suzanne is a qualified engineer and leader in our Global Manufacturing and Supply organisation.

Keith, Engineering, UK

Keith is on our Engineering Future Leaders Programme. He explains why the programme is giving him both the technical and leadership skills to thrive in his career.

Search for your next career move

Working for GSK

Culture and values

A business with a strong purpose and the values and culture to meet it.
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Career benefits

Happy, motivated people are key to the success of our business, so we do everything we can to make working here rewarding.

Tips for applying

You have decided you’re ready for a career move, or making the leap into the world of work, but how do you go about applying for a job?

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