Brisbane, Cairns, Rockhampton
Opening in 15 days
Start your career and be part of the innovation and transformation shaping the energy market of the future. Join our 3-year graduate program and be part of a culture that empowers you to take charge of your own development and career direction.
Energy Queensland is the group of electricity distribution, retail, and energy services businesses 100% owned by the state of Queensland. We deliver electricity across Queensland through our ‘poles and wires’ businesses Energex and Ergon Energy Network. Our retailer, Ergon Energy Retail sells this electricity to customers throughout regional Queensland. These essential service activities are supported by a range of innovative products and services delivered through our Yurika brand.
We’re seeking highly motivated individuals with an Instrumental & Control Engineering qualification recognised by an institution within Australia.
It's an exciting time to join us and to be involved in the energy sector, here’s what you’ll experience:
Energy Queensland is an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds who meet the eligibility to apply.

4.5
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Energy & Utilities
Define your career at the front line of the energy sector's biggest ever transformation. We have unique opportunities across Qld to build your career.
The pay is extremely good... The graduate program is a 72-hour workweek, which means you get a rostered day off every fortnight. This helps to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Work-life balance with studies, a friendly environment with team and others, and well compensated.
We are offered training programs to develop our soft skills, such as program management, time management, and communication. We are also offered many technical training courses to expand our knowledge bank.
There is a clear pathway from engineer to senior engineering roles... You can then potentially gain principal engineer roles or management roles.
The support given, compensation, work-life balance, and the type of work that I do, always being challenged.
Sometimes it seems that the business can be very slow to move and embrace change, with some managers stuck in their ways and unwilling to embrace new technology or ways of doing things.
Minimal choice of placement within a team or the business (as in no choice in where we may want to try within EQL).
The culture differs from team to team and can vary significantly. There is not much for bonding apart from work and it is very difficult to get to know people throughout the business.
Not much room for innovation.
The option to work from home is available, but it depends on the team. Some teams prefer office work over remote work.