LIFE AT TRIUMPH
At Triumph Motorcycles, our culture is driven by a deep passion to inspire excellence in our people. We are committed to creating a workplace that is safe, inclusive, and built on respect. We encourage creativity and proudly support the innovators shaping our future. Here, you'll find more than just a fulfilling and exciting career. We offer a comprehensive range of benefits to reward and recognise your efforts, and we invest in your growth with training programmes designed to help you reach your full potential.
SUSTAINABILITY
As part of Triumph’s commitment to a more sustainable motorcycling future, we have established a dedicated testing programme for sustainable fuels at our R&D facilities in Hinckley, UK. We’re also dedicated to developments in electric motorcycle technology, demonstrated by Triumph’s TE-1 prototype, and the ongoing efforts on reducing emissions beyond current legislation.
INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY
At Triumph, we pride ourselves on fostering an inclusive environment where every voice is heard, valued, and respected. From the design department in Hinckley to the workshops of our dealers, we believe in the power of diversity to drive creativity, fuel progress, and remain at the forefront of motorcycle innovation.
What We Offer at Triumph
Our Benefits:
- Employee Motorcycle Purchase Scheme
- Clothing, Parts and Accessories Purchase Scheme
- New Rider Discount Scheme
- Motorcycle Lease Scheme
- Service Related Additional Annual Leave
- Life Assurance Scheme
- Enhanced Pension Scheme
- Discounted Employee Canteen
- Long Service Awards (25 years)
- Enhanced Maternity, Paternity and Adoption Pay
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Car Lease Scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme
Note: These rewards are subject to company terms and conditions and may change over time.
MEET OUR WORKFORCE
From apprentices to veterans, everybody at Triumph has a story to tell. With our Employee Profiles, you can read about what life at Triumph looks like. Who knows, maybe you’ll be up there soon.
JONATHAN’S JOURNEY: FROM ENGINEERING GRADUATE TO MOTORCYCLE DESIGNER AT TRIUMPH
Jonathan, a proud University of Warwick graduate, started his career at Triumph as a manufacturing engineering graduate. Today, he plays a crucial role as a key designer, shaping the future of Triumph motorcycles. Jonathan’s day often shifts from hands-on prototype testing to intricate CAD design work, offering him a unique blend of practical and creative challenges that keep his role stimulating and diverse.
What drives Jonathan’s enthusiasm is the extraordinary feeling of seeing his own engineering concepts transformed into real, working motorcycles that are then enjoyed by Triumph riders worldwide. He describes the moment he first saw his ideas integrated into an actual motorcycle as "inspiring and deeply rewarding."
Interview Highlights: Recruitment, Teamwork, and Continuous Growth
Recruitment: Jonathan shares that Triumph looks for graduates with practical engineering experience, teamwork skills, and genuine passion for motorcycles and innovation. “Being proactive and showing what you can contribute makes a strong impression,” he says.
Teamwork: He emphasises that success at Triumph depends on collaboration. "It’s a shared journey—we constantly learn from each other, combining our strengths to solve engineering challenges."
Continuous Growth: Jonathan values Triumph’s commitment to professional development. With opportunities to take on new responsibilities and expand his skills, he finds his work both fulfilling and motivating. “There’s always something new to learn or improve upon here.”
For anyone considering a career in engineering or design, Jonathan’s story at Triumph is a testament to the opportunities for growth, creativity, and tangible achievement that come from working in a world-leading motorcycle company.
KARL
Karl has spent 30 years at Triumph, discovering both financial stability and a strong sense of belonging. His career has seen him move from the assembly line to the Design workshop, and finally to the Test & Development team. Working closely with a dedicated group, Karl has been involved in everything from building engines to conducting stringent tests. He treasures the teamwork and camaraderie that make Triumph feel like a family.
JAMIE
Jamie began his journey with Triumph as part of the industrial placement programme and has progressed to the role of Electrical MSBE Engineer. In his role, Jamie oversees feature development for new motorcycles, working closely with colleagues from various departments across the company. He continues to grow as an engineer through practical, hands-on experience and dedicated professional training. Jamie especially values Triumph’s supportive environment, recognising it as a place where he can enhance his skills and advance his career.
