Address Put your passion into renewable energy!
We’re shaping solutions to help Australia embrace clean, renewable energy. Apply your theory to real-world situations, supported by our teams and learning from a range of experts.We support applications from all members of our community for equitable access to our employment opportunities.
This includes discussing workplace flexibility in all our vacancies, to ensure we can attract the best candidates and accommodate everyone’s needs, differences, disabilities and working arrangements, even in ways we may not have thought of.
Our merit-based recruitment practices are founded on building diversity by fostering an inclusive, flexible, and equitable workplace.Hydro Tasmania is an endorsed employer for all women.
See our range of benefits and the great work we do through our Work180 page: Hydro Tasmania group | WORK180 Endorsed Employer
Our program begins in February each year, initially based in Hobart, Tasmania. You’ll rotate into different teams and functions, where you can build on your capabilities and create a career that’s right for you. This is a permanent, ongoing role where we will work with you to place you within the business in time for the conclusion of the program.
We know it’s important to love what you do every day. If you’re passionate about the planet and clean energy, come and join us as we take on what’s next.To find out more about our graduate streams for 2024, check out Hydro Tasmania Graduate Programs & Internships (gradconnection.com)
What you’ll do:
You will have the opportunity to rotate across various, relevant areas of our business. This may include being onsite for a major asset upgrade, being involved in the pre-commissioning and commissioning stages of a project, involved in detailed design with our consulting business Entura, or working on our strategic asset plan.
Rotate through various teams across Hydro Tasmania and Entura (our consulting business!)
Depending on your role, you’ll work at sites across Tasmania, including on site at our hydropower stations, dams and lakes.
Be part of big renewable infrastructure projects like Battery of the Nation
Take part in professional development and networking with your fellow graduates and senior colleagues.
What you’ll bring:
A recent (graduated within the last 2 years) or upcoming degree in Engineering (Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronics and Renewable)
Passion, enthusiasm and a commitment to driving positive change
Willingness to learn and build effective communication and relationships inside the business
What you’ll get back:
Training budgets to put towards the technical skills you want to learn
Perks like discounted electricity bills and health insurance
Flexible work environments that best suits you.
So – how do I apply?
Please attach your resume and cover letter outlining your skills and the experience you will bring, including a copy of your recent university transcript. You will be asked to answer the following questions as part of your application form;
What interests you in working with Hydro Tasmania and what would you like to achieve within the Graduate Program? What led you to choose your area of study? What skills from part-time, full-time, casual or unpaid/volunteering work would you bring to the Graduate Program?
Applications close Wednesday 3rd April 2024.”
