About Dyson

It was the motivation behind James Dyson’s first bagless vacuum cleaner. And as we grow, it drives us. Not just in our inventions. But in our buildings, our people and the communities we’re part of

Engineering icons inspire us. In 2017, we announced our second UK technology campus at Hullavington in Wiltshire.

We could use this space to build any old office. But instead, we’re restoring the ex-airfield’s former aircraft hangars, upgrading and rethinking their original structure so they work better for the people inside them. Just like our machines

Engineers are the world’s problem-solvers. To tackle 21st century challenges like air pollution, we need more of them.

The James Dyson Foundation is Dyson’s charity. Its mission is to inspire a new generation of engineers. It provides money, materials and mentorship so that young people can get hands-on with problems – and learn how to solve them.

We’ve started installing electric car charging ports in our staff car parks, to encourage ownership of zero-emissions vehicles.

We provide bus shuttles for the busiest commuter routes, and everyone at our headquarters, nestled in the English countryside, can also access a campus-wide lift-sharing scheme. Fewer cars means fewer pollutants in the air we breathe – and fewer traffic jams.