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20 Openings - Electrical Engineering Graduate

Company Description

  •  Join a leader in the renewable energy space and make a real difference
  •  Be part of our many ENG’s > Woman's Network > Young Professionals Network
  •  Transition into a permanent role being built up for success by your mentors

We’re an energised team who are passionate about our customers. We strive for operational excellence and a sustainable future for our people and our community. 

At AusNet, we’re a team of 1,500 employees who service over 1.5 million Victorians. We own and operate three regulated networks: electricity distribution, gas distribution and the state-wide electricity transmission network. 

Our communities’ energy needs are changing – and we’re changing to meet them. So, when you work for us, you’re shaping the energy future of Australian communities. 

Inclusion and Diversity  

We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, one that fosters belonging, where everyone brings their unique strengths and innovative ideas.  

AusNet partners with Work180, Kinaway and Supply Nation to support these diversity pillars and has Employee Network Groups that support , Pride and LGBQTIA+, Cultural and Ethnic Awareness, Disability, Women’s Network and Young Professionals Network. 

What we offer at AusNet 

  • A diverse, inclusive, and supportive team culture who supports you to lead and achieve
  • We care about what flexibility means to you and flexible working options are fully supported, to better balance work, personal and family commitments
  • A wide range of employee benefits such as income protection, corporate discounts, salary sacrifice options including novated leasing
  • Learning culture with ongoing development and career opportunities to enable a career with purpose

Job Description

Our Graduate Program

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

You will have the chance to work in a core business unit and explore different areas of our organisation through rotations.

Additionally, you will have the unique opportunity to gain experience in another division, enabling you to broaden your understanding of our operations and develop versatile skills.

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

About the role

As a Graduate Engineer in our 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 our network.

In this role, you will have the opportunity to put your power systems, 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.

What you will deliver

  • Support, develop and lead engineering initiatives to maximise the performance of our energy networks.
  • Provide information and analysis relating to the operation of our 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.

Qualifications

What we like about you

  • Connect with others – you are able to build and grow authentic relationships for 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

To be eligible to apply for our Electrical Engineering Graduate Program, you will have full working rights in Australia, and have graduated in 2024 or graduate by December 2025, with a degree qualification in Electrical Engineering.

To learn more about our Graduate Program, the interview process, and the opportunities we offer, head to AusNet’s GradConnection page.
 

Additional Information

Our Ethos  
At AusNet you don’t need to check every box.  
We have key requirements which are important, but we also know that the best candidate may not tick all the boxes so, if you have the experience and capabilities for a portion of the role, Apply Now to join our energised team.

 

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What You Should Know About 20 Openings - Electrical Engineering Graduate, TQSolutions

Welcome to AusNet, where we are excited to announce 20 openings for our Electrical Engineering Graduate Program! If you're a recent or upcoming graduate in Electrical Engineering, we want you to join our dynamic team located at 31/2 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia. Our graduate program is more than just a stepping stone; it's an extraordinary journey designed to build you up for success in the renewable energy space. You'll embark on a 2-year adventure, embracing comprehensive training and exposure across different business units through various rotations. As a Graduate Engineer, you'll support our senior engineers, working hand-in-hand to provide effective engineering solutions that prioritize safety, efficiency, and integrity. You'll have your chance to apply your theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges and gain hands-on experience in both office and field environments. Our focus on operational excellence and sustainability means that you won't just be part of the energy transition; you'll shape it! You’ll engage with a vibrant community through our various Employee Network Groups, all while enjoying a flexible working environment with a wealth of learning opportunities. This is an incredible chance to transition into a permanent role at AusNet, guided by mentors who are committed to your growth. If you're passionate about making a difference and being part of something bigger, let's embark on this journey together!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for 20 Openings - Electrical Engineering Graduate Role at TQSolutions
What are the responsibilities of an Electrical Engineering Graduate at AusNet?

As an Electrical Engineering Graduate at AusNet, you will play a crucial role in supporting our senior engineers and field-based teams by contributing to engineering solutions that enhance the safety, integrity, and efficiency of our network. You'll conduct analyses, prepare reports, and collaborate with stakeholders to maximize the performance of our energy networks.

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What qualifications do I need to apply for the Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet?

To be eligible for the Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet, you need to have full working rights in Australia and possess a degree in Electrical Engineering, completing it in 2024 or by December 2025. We value your skills and experience so even if you don't meet every requirement, we encourage you to apply!

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What opportunities exist for growth within the Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet?

The Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet offers extensive growth opportunities through a well-structured 2-year program that includes rotations in various business units. This allows you to gain diverse experience and develop a comprehensive skill set, preparing you for a seamless transition into a permanent role at AusNet.

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How does AusNet support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?

At AusNet, we are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We actively partner with organizations like Work180 and Supply Nation, and we have established Employee Network Groups that promote support for various communities. This commitment ensures that everyone feels valued and can contribute unique perspectives.

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What should I expect during the interview process for the Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet?

During the interview process for the Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet, you can expect a focus on your technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and cultural fit within our team. We value authentic connections and look for candidates who demonstrate curiosity and bravery in their approach to challenges.

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Common Interview Questions for 20 Openings - Electrical Engineering Graduate
Can you describe your engineering project experience during your studies?

When answering this question, focus on a specific project that highlights your skills and collaborative nature. Detail your role, the challenges you faced, and the solutions you implemented. Be sure to mention how you applied theoretical knowledge to practical situations in engineering.

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How do you prioritize safety and efficiency in engineering solutions?

Share an example illustrating how you've balanced safety and efficiency in your coursework or projects. Discuss your understanding of safety protocols and how you've implemented them while still meeting efficiency goals. Highlight any proactive measures you've taken to ensure safe engineering practices.

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What do you believe are the key challenges facing the renewable energy sector?

Research current trends and challenges in renewable energy before your interview. Speak on topics like grid integration, technological advancements, and sustainability. Show your awareness of these issues and how you could contribute solutions as part of AusNet’s team.

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Describe a time when you had to work with a team on a complex problem.

Use the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) technique to describe a specific instance. Focus on your collaboration, communication, and how you helped unify the team toward solving a complex issue. Emphasize the outcomes of your teamwork in that scenario.

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Why are you interested in working for AusNet specifically?

Discuss your admiration for AusNet’s commitment to sustainability and community impact. Mention how their diverse work culture and commitment to employee development align with your career aspirations and values in the renewable energy field.

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How will you handle feedback from senior engineers and peers?

Show that you are open to constructive criticism and eager to learn. Share an example of receiving feedback and how you took actionable steps to improve. Highlight your proactive nature and willingness to adapt to feedback in your professional journey.

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What role do you see technology playing in the future of electrical engineering?

Speak about emerging technologies such as smart grids, renewable energy technologies, and automation in electrical systems. Emphasize your enthusiasm for technology and how you envision it shaping future engineering practices at AusNet.

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How do you stay up-to-date with trends in electrical engineering?

Detail specific resources you use, such as industry publications, online courses, or professional associations. Mention any engineering networks or forums you're part of and how you actively engage with other professionals to share insights and learnings.

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What skills do you believe are most important for a Graduate Engineer?

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How do you approach a situation where you disagree with a colleague?

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