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Your role

AusNet's goal is to build you up for success. Their 2-year Graduate Program is designed to provide you with comprehensive training and development opportunities.

As a Graduate Engineer in the Engineering stream, you will play a crucial role in supporting senior engineers and field-based employees.

Your main responsibility will be to contribute to the provision of engineering solutions that ensure the safety, integrity, and efficiency of their network.

In this role, you will have the opportunity to put your power systems, and renewable or electrical engineering skills into practice whilst gaining hands-on experience in both office and field environments. You will collaborate with experienced professionals, learning from their expertise and contributing to real projects.

This diverse exposure will enable you to develop a well-rounded skill set and make a meaningful impact on our operations.

This role will deliver real outcomes, including but not limited to:

• Support, develop and lead engineering initiatives to maximise the performance of the energy networks.
• Provide information and analysis relating to the operation of the energy networks to support effective decisions and solutions
• Provide regular feedback and collate information to contribute to reporting on operational issues or incidents.
• Perform analysis and reviews to ensure operations remain resilient.
• Partner with key stakeholders to understand their drivers and challenges.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver effective business outcomes and deliver projects.

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About you

To be eligible to apply for the Engineering Graduate Program, you will have:

• Full working rights in Australia
• Graduated in 2023 or graduate by December 2024, with a degree qualification in Engineering (Electrical) or a related field

You don’t need to check every box; however, they are looking for a good combination of:

• Connect with others: You are able to build and grow authentic relationships for a positive impact.
• Curious: You collaborate to learn, share insights, share lessons learned and celebrate wins with others.
• Brave: You challenge the status quo, ask why and cut through complexity to find the simplest solutions.

Benefits

AusNet believes in more than just competitive pay. Here’s what sets them apart:

• Flexibility: Whether this is hybrid work, flexible hours, or part-time arrangements, they’ll work with you to help balance work and life.
• Leave: More than typical personal leave and a generous 14 weeks of paid parental leave, with no minimum service.
• Community giving: A paid day to volunteer with their social impact partners, Foodbank, Landcare or for a cause that matters to you.
• Perks: They offer all the other perks you’ve come to expect like purchased leave, income protection insurance, novated leasing, corporate discounts, private health cover discounts and more.
• A real place to belong: They celebrate unique voices, refreshing perspectives and diversity in the team. Engage and connect through their social club, family day, wide range of events or by joining one of their Employee Network Groups.  

Training, development & rotations

You will have the chance to work in a core business unit and explore different areas of the organisation through rotations. You will also have the unique opportunity to gain experience in another division, enabling you to broaden your understanding of their operations and develop versatile skills.

Additional features of AusNet’s Graduate Program:

• Mentoring program with leaders from across the business
• The Early Careers Network and other networking opportunities
• Learning opportunities such as a graduate-specific development program, PowerUp sessions and LinkedIn learning.

Career progression

At the end of the program, you will move into a permanent role at AusNet, aligned with your skills, capability, and chosen career pathway.

How to apply

In your application, please include a cover letter, telling them why you want to be an AusNet graduate, a copy of your transcript (complete or up to your most recently completed semester) and your resume.

Sources

The following sources were used in researching this page:

• jobs.ausnetservices.com.au
• ausnetservices.com.au/careers/graduate-program