Electrical Engineering Graduate

As an Electrical Engineering Graduate at AusNet, you will support senior engineers in providing engineering solutions that ensure the safety and efficiency of our energy networks. You’ll be responsible for developing and leading engineering initiatives, performing analyses to enhance operational resilience, and partnering with stakeholders to address challenges. This role is a fantastic way to make a meaningful impact while gaining experience across different divisions.

To apply for AusNet's Electrical Engineering Graduate Program, you must have full working rights in Australia and hold a degree in Electrical Engineering, graduating in 2024 or by December 2025. Additionally, we value candidates who are curious, courageous, and can build authentic relationships, making collaborative contributions to our teams.

The Graduate Program at AusNet is structured to enhance your career development through comprehensive training and the opportunity to rotate through various business units. You'll be guided by mentors who are invested in your success and gain hands-on experience that broadens your understanding of our operations, ultimately leading to a seamless transition into a permanent role that aligns with your skills.

At AusNet, we foster a diverse and inclusive culture that celebrates unique strengths and innovative ideas. As an Electrical Engineering Graduate, you'll be part of a supportive team where collaboration and flexibility are key. We encourage continuous learning and provide various programs and networks, including our Women's Network and Young Professionals Network, to help you thrive in your career.

The Electrical Engineering Graduate Program at AusNet offers several opportunities to network with professionals across the organization. You will engage with experienced engineers, participate in employee network groups, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. Networking within these diverse groups not only enhances your learning experience but also expands your professional connections in the energy sector.

When answering this question, reflect on your passion for technology and innovation. Share personal experiences or mentors that inspired you to enter this field, emphasizing how your interest aligns with AusNet's mission of promoting renewable energy and sustainability.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to articulate your experience. Describe the challenge, your approach to solving it, the actions you took, and the outcome. Focus on the skills you developed that will benefit your role at AusNet.

Discuss your understanding of safety protocols and standards in engineering. Provide examples of how you've applied these standards in past projects to verify integrity and ensure that the solutions developed meet safety requirements, reinforcing your commitment to AusNet's values.

Research and articulate AusNet’s mission, including its networks and commitment to sustainability. Discuss how the company’s efforts to transition to renewable energy sources align with your values, showcasing your interest in the industry.

Emphasize your collaborative spirit by describing successful team projects you've been involved in. Mention the importance of communication, respecting diverse ideas, and being adaptable, highlighting how you would bring this attitude to the team at AusNet.

List the engineering software tools and technologies you're proficient in, and provide specific examples of how you've utilized them in your academic projects or internships. This highlights your readiness to contribute to AusNet's engineering solutions.

Think of a relevant experience where data analysis impacted project outcomes. Describe the analysis process, the conclusions you drew, and how those findings influenced decision-making, underscoring your analytical skills applicable to the graduate role at AusNet.

Talk about your commitment to ongoing learning through professional development courses, attending workshops, participating in engineering communities, or following industry publications. Mention your eagerness to bring new knowledge to AusNet and contribute to innovative solutions.

Share a specific situation where you identified an inefficiency or problem and proposed a change. Detail how your approach led to improved outcomes, demonstrating your brave attitude and alignment with AusNet's values.

Convey your understanding of AusNet's projects, values, and culture. Discuss how these resonate with your own career ambitions and passions for sustainability and renewable energy, illustrating your genuine interest in being part of the team.