quiz

As the challenges of tomorrow emerge, so do new opportunities. Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting out, you’ll have the chance to help shape a programme that will define the future of combat air—and your career. Choose from our Early Careers or Careers quiz and find out where and what your next role could be.

Early careers Quiz

What part could you play in shaping the next generation of aviation?
Take our interactive quiz to explore the types of roles you could pursue and discover how your skills might contribute to the future of combat air.

Bonus Tip: If you got a mix of answers, that’s great! Lots of real careers combine skills like Tech + people skills, Design + testing or Systems + software

Instructions:

For each question, pick one answer - A, B, C, or D

Don’t overthink it — go with what feels most like you

Question of 5

When something is tricky or confusing, what do you enjoy most?

Solving it step by step like a puzzle Figuring out how things move, bend, or work in real life Understanding how people use things or work together Using computers, apps, or tech to fix it

Which project sounds the most fun?

Coding an app, game, or tool Studying how planes fly or how things work together Making sure something is safe and works properly Stopping hackers and protecting systems

What do you enjoy doing most?

Designing and innovating things Improving things and making them easy for people to use Connecting lots of different parts together Testing things to see if they work

What kind of work would you like?

Coding, computer work, or analysing data Hands-on work – building or testing things Looking at the “big picture” of how things fit together Investigating problems and checking quality

Choose your dream project:

Creating smart technology (like robots or autopilot systems) Designing fast planes or cool aircraft that cut through air Inventing strong, lightweight materials Protecting important information from cyber attacks

You love tech, problem-solving, and creating things on computers.

You might enjoy:

Games & app development
Coding & software
Cyber security
Simulations & virtual testing

You’re interested in how things work physically.

You might enjoy:

Designing aircraft or vehicles
Materials and making things strong
Building and manufacturing
Aerodynamics (how things move through air)

You like understanding systems and helping people use things well.

You might enjoy:

Designing things that people use every day
Working on big projects with lots of parts (like planes)
Learning how people think and behave
Helping people and making sure things run smoothly

You’re great at noticing when something isn’t quite right and helping make things safe and work properly.

You might enjoy:

Testing things to make sure they work
Finding out what went wrong and fixing it
Making sure things are safe and reliable
Protecting computers and information from problems or hackers

Careers quiz

Continuing your career with a Team Tempest partner is an opportunity to apply your expertise to pioneering technologies that will define the future of combat air.
Take our interactive quiz to explore the types of roles you could pursue and discover how your skills might contribute to the future of combat air.

Question of 5

When you face a complex problem, what excites you most?

Breaking it down logically and building a solution step‑by‑step Understanding how physical forces or materials behave Figuring out how people, systems, and interfaces interact Seeing how computers, software, or data can solve it

Which type of project sounds most appealing?

Developing software tools, automation, or digital workflows Analysing how an aircraft flies, moves, or responds in flight Ensuring a product’s safety, integrity, and performance throughout its life Protecting systems from cyber threats or vulnerabilities

Which activity do you enjoy more?

Designing or optimising structures, components, or materials Creating user-friendly designs that consider human behaviour Integrating complex systems like sensors, mission equipment, or electronics Building, testing, or validating solutions in simulated environments

What kind of tools or work styles attract you most?

Coding, modelling, simulation, or data analysis Hands-on testing, manufacturing, or lab-based work Working with large systems and understanding how all parts fit together Investigating issues, ensuring compliance, and improving product reliability

Imagine a future project. Which one would you pick?

Developing autonomous behaviours or advanced flight systems Designing high-performance aerodynamic surfaces Creating new lightweight, durable materials Setting up secure networks and protecting sensitive data