Property and Facilities Division Full-time continuing role Base salary will be in the range $85,451 - $94,983 + 17 % super (HEW Level 5) Based At our St Lucia location
Start your engineering career with real projects, real responsibility, and real impact.
Have you recently completed a Civil Engineering degree and are looking for an chance to apply your skills in a complex and diverse environment?
Join UQ's Civil Engineering team and contribute to infrastructure projects that support one of Australia's leading universities.
From asset management and infrastructure planning to sustainability initiatives and project delivery, you'll gain exposure to a breadth of engineering work not often available in a traditional graduate role.
Responsibilities
Work alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists.
Contribute to a wide range of civil engineering and infrastructure initiatives.
Build practical skills in project delivery, asset management and engineering operations.
Support activities associated with UQ's infrastructure, water strategy and structural integrity programs.
Develop your professional capability through mentoring and on-the-job learning.
About You
We're looking for someone who:
Has recently completed a degree in Civil Engineering or will graduate shortly.
Is eager to learn and develop professionally.
Enjoys solving problems and working collaboratively.
Has strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills.
Wants to build a long-term career in engineering.
Applications Close Sunday 13 September **** at *****pm AEST
Benefits
generous leave provisions
17% superannuation
flexible working arrangements
health and wellness discounts
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📌 Graduate Engineer - Civil (Brisbane)
🏢 The University of Queensland
📍 Brisbane