Aston Martin has 400 jobs in the UK

Aston Martin is hiring more than 400 new technicians. The brand is looking to hire at its British facilities in Gaydon, Warwickshire and St Athan, Wales.

All this is aimed at supporting the production of its next-generation sports cars. DB12 and the new Vantage, as well as the brand's high-performance SUV, the DBX707.

In a statement posted on its website, the British manufacturer said it could Thanks to the growing demand for DBX707, it has increased its production staff.

There is also an influx of latest models Like the latest DB12 and the new generation Vantage. Additionally, the brand will offer other new models this year.

“We are delighted to be able to strengthen our manufacturing team at our two factories in Gaydon and St Athan, creating new jobs for our local communities”Aston Martin Human Resources Director Simon Smith said.

“These 400 agency roles supporting our product programs represent a fantastic opportunity for new team members to join us and play their part in the next chapter of our brand.”he added.

Does Aston Martin Pay Well?

Those who are interested in working in the brand can go later on the exalted To view currently available positions. Key positions offered at the Gaydon facility include an auto body repair specialist, automotive repairman, automotive electrician and automotive painter. All positions are to be filled with a salary between £47,618 (approx. €55,600) and £53,175 (approx. €62,000).

This includes paid vacation, pension and overtime. Hourly paid positions are available at Aston Martin, including production technicians and welder-cutters.

It sounds interesting to anyone with the necessary skills. Even the lowest salary is one and a half times the UK average salary.

Work for many years

The new Vantage is expected to prove to be the company's best-selling new sports car. This will create more jobs in the coming year. So this new Aston Martin is a The 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 is improved over the last generation.

It evolves Now 665 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque. It is mated to an 8-speed ZF automatic transmission that drives only the rear wheels.

Aston Martin has made several improvements to the new Vantage's suspension, beefed up the brakes and revised the front end. In short, it's enough to make Gaydon the company's new best seller.

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