Stantec Australia
Electrical Engineering Internship Program - Buildings (Nov 2024)
Brisbane
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Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- AUD 60,000 - 62,000 / Year
- Join as a summer intern and then potentially continue casually $35 per hour.
- 1 vacancy
- Apply by 16 Aug 2024
- Start date 3 Nov 2024 - 27 Feb 2025
If you are studying Electrical engineering, this is the perfect opportunity to work across an exciting and broad range of projects in our Buildings team in Brisbane!
What we provide
- 10-week (400 hours) internship between November and February (timing may vary depending on the team) with a structured internship program
- Opportunity to continue to work with Stantec casually after your initial internship, with the potential to obtain a 2026 graduate position!
- A work culture that respects opinions and fosters inclusion and diversity.
- Excellent support including mentors, buddies, and networking opportunities to connect with countless business areas.
What does an Electrical Engineering intern do in our Buildings team?
- Supporting the projects through assisting with planning, technical solutions, coordination and report writing
- Using your project management skills
- Working with a team of talented professionals on a variety of multidisciplinary projects
- Develop your capabilities & technical skills
Why Stantec?
Stantec stands out as a global leader in engineering and environmental solutions, boasting a 31,000-strong team working in over 450 locations across 6 continents, renowned for innovative and sustainable projects. With a commitment to community-centric design, we foster a sense of belonging and make a positive impact locally and globally.
What do you need?
- You will be working towards an undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in Electrical Engineering.
- You will ideally be in your penultimate year of study
- Eligibility to work in Australia
How to apply:
Please submit:
- CV
- cover letter
- academic transcript
- working rights in Australia
- Ensure you fill in the application form when applying!
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Hiring criteria
Alternative pathway available
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- Engineering & Mathematics
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
Work on di_erent projects and sometimes go on site visits
Designing and drafting using software as per the standard and specification for the subdivision projects. This includes earthworks, road works, stormwater drainage, sewer and water.
Data management, field work, report writing
About the employer
Stantec Australia
4.2
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Engineering Consulting
Calling all dreamers, doers, and game-changers. Your long-term career with one of the top ten design firms in the world starts here.
Pros and cons of working at Stantec Australia
Pros
The best things about working at my company are the culture and the level of support that I receive from colleagues, and the Graduate program that Stantec offers.
Working at Stantec provides me with various opportunities to learn and grow with multidisciplinary teams.
The culture in the office is inclusive and diverse. There are many cultural events held in the office, building a great base for staff to have fun and be social.
Good team; I like the work that I do, and I have reasonable working hours as a grad, absorbing a lot of experience and knowledge early in my career.
It is not just about finishing the workload at the end of the day but also focusing on other development such as leadership and public speaking by joining DPG and Toastmasters.
Cons
The situation of my team overall is not good, and they have limited work to provide to graduates.
WFH culture has gotten more inflexible. And the associated annoyance of working in consultancy is filling out timesheets
Lack of recognition for work that I do and being overlooked for opportunities that other grads get.
I would like to work on different disciplines. For example, someone from the transport team working with the traffic or Geotech people to do some of their day-to-day work.
The salary for this position is ok but not ideal, especially if you are living in a big city like Sydney.