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Electrical and Electronic Engineering Graduates (Jul 2026)
Job summary
An engineering consultancy in the UK is seeking recent graduates for their ASPIRE Graduate Program in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. This program provides hands-on experience, mentorship, and opportunities for continuous learning. Ideal candidates will have a relevant degree and a passion for engineering challenges. Attractive benefits and a supportive environment are offered to help you grow your career.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Recent graduate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, eager to learn.
- Ability to tackle real-world engineering challenges.
- Desire for continuous learning and skills development.
Responsibilities
- Participate in the ASPIRE Graduate Program for two years.
- Work on real-world engineering projects under mentorship.
- Engage with a community of early-career professionals.
Skills
Education
We're not just consultants, we're visioneers. Turning ground-breaking ideas into real-world infrastructure, from sustainable transportation to resilient communities.Ready to build a better world?
Electrical and Electronic Engineering is an extremely versatile field, and at WSP Australia, your specialist degree will open doors to diverse opportunities across our Property and Building, Transport, Advisory, Mining, Energy, and Water Groups. Contribute to innovative projects, from designing primary and secondary plants for substations to supporting the integration of renewable energy technologies, and help shape the future of sustainable solutions.
Graduate positions well suited to Electrical and Electronic Engineeringincludes (but not exclusive to):
- Graduate Electrical Engineer
- Graduate Controls Systems Engineer
- Graduate Power Systems Engineer
- Graduate Project Engineer
- Graduate Lighting Engineer
- Graduate Fire Protection Engineer
- Graduate Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineer
Insider’s Guide: Want to see how your education translates into meaningful work? Check out our Discipline by Sector brochure and explore WSP’s accepted areas of study by sector!
Are you ready to make waves? We’re seeking fresh graduates eager to dive into our ASPIRE Graduate Program—a two-year journey designed to help you take charge of your career while making a difference in your community.
What We Offer You:
- Hands-On Experience: Tackle real-world challenges and apply your knowledge.
- Mentorship: Connect with industry experts who guide your growth.
- Tech Training: Get skilled up with cutting-edge digital tools.
- Continuous Learning: Thrive in a supportive environment focused on your development.
- Networking Opportunities: Join a vibrant, inclusive community of early-career professionals.
Recognised as a Top 100 employer by Prosple (GradAustralia), we care about our team. Browse our employee benefits page to discover how we support you beyond monetary value.
WSP. With us, you can create change!
* The salary benchmark is based on the target salaries of market leaders in their relevant sectors. It is intended to serve as a guide to help Premium Members assess open positions and to help in salary negotiations. The salary benchmark is not provided directly by the company, which could be significantly higher or lower.