Ready to make your mark?

Build a meaningful, long-term career powering Australia's energy future. From day one, you'll work on real infrastructure projects that support communities across NSW.

Starting February 2027

Competitive package from $112,439 incl. 16.5% super + 9-day fortnight.

Why this program is different

At Transgrid, graduates aren't observers you’re trusted contributors who work on real projects from day one.

Through structured rotations across different business areas, you'll gain hands-on experience on major transmission projects shaping Australia's clean energy transition.

You'll build technical capability, commercial understanding, and the confidence to lead.

Precision, partnership and purpose

Our people share the same commitment to clarity, safety and excellence.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When can I apply

Applications are now open and close on Monday 29 March 2026.

When does the program start?

The graduate program starts in February 2027.

Who is eligible?

To be eligible for our graduate program, you’ll need to:

  • Hold, or be in your final year of the relevant degree
  • Be an Australian or New Zealand Citizen, Permanent Resident, or hold an eligible working visa
  • Have graduated or be graduating by January 2027
  • Be available to attend an in-person Assessment Centre in Ultimo between 4–9 May 2026
  • Demonstrate strong teamwork, clear communication, problem-solving skills, and a genuine interest in sustainability and social responsibility

Where is the role located?

Our graduate roles are based in Ultimo, with Electrical Engineering also available in Newcastle and Eastern Creek.

What flexibility does Transgrid offer?

We offer flexible and hybrid work options, along with a 9‑day fortnight, to support work-life balance and to help you manage the demands of your life.

How does Transgrid promote diversity and inclusion?

At Transgrid, we foster an inclusive workplace where people of all backgrounds, cultures and First Nations communities feel valued and supported. Diversity and inclusion are central to our mission and are integral to leading the transition to a clean energy future.

We empower our people through active employee networks that help strengthen belonging and support across the organisation, including:

  • Energise – promoting gender equality.
  • RiseAlly Network – supporting LGBTQIA+ employees and allies.
  • Yarn Up – creating a culturally safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees.

These networks play a vital role in building a supportive, respectful, and inclusive culture.

Learn more about our commitment to diversity and inclusion.

What are the relevant degrees you are looking for?

We are looking for graduates who hold or are in their final year of the below degrees:

  • Electrical Engineering

  • Civil Engineering

  • Construction and Project Management

  • Finance and Accounting

  • Information Technology

  • Human Resources

  • Communication, Politics, Arts, Environmental Sustainability, Social Sustainability

What does the recruitment process involve?

Our recruitment process is designed to be clear, inclusive and supportive at every stage. Below are steps you can expect throughout the recruitment process:

1. Online application
Create a profile on our careers portal. In your resume and cover letter, tell us about yourself, your studies, and what interests you about Transgrid. We carefully review applicants to ensure they meet the degree and program requirements.

2. Application review
Our Early Careers recruitment team will review your application and keep you updated on your progress.

3. Interviews

  • Online behavioural and cognitive testing: If shortlisted, you’ll receive an email invitation to complete a short 15-minute online game-based assessment, designed to measure problem-solving skills, numerical reasoning, and verbal knowledge. A five-minute online behavioural assessment tool will evaluate your relevant competencies, providing insights in to workplace behaviours and fit for role.

  • One way video interview: Candidates will also be invited to complete a short video interview, giving you the chance to share more about who you are and what motivates you.

  • Both online testing and video interviews need to be completed by 5 April, 2026.

4. In-person Assessment Centre 

  • Successful candidates will be invited to attend our Assessment Centre in Ultimo between 4-9 May 2026, where you’ll take part in group activities, practical tasks, and interviews.

5. Pre-employment checks
As part of our commitment to safety and integrity,final candidates will undergo standard pre‑employment checks, which may include references, work rights verification and other relevant clearances. These will be completed mid-June 2026.

6. Offer
Successful applicants will receive a verbal offer, followed by a formal written offer via email in July 2026.