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AECOM Middle East Ltd. invites applications for a Graduate ICT Infrastructure Engineer - Telecom Design in Dubai.
This 24-month ADVANCE program offers exposure to ICT infrastructure, fiber networks, and site-wide connectivity, under guidance from senior engineers. Ideal candidates hold a bachelor’s in Computer Engineering or Telecommunications with 0–2 years of relevant exposure, and an interest in CCNA/BICSI paths.
Graduate ICT Infrastructure Engineer - Telecom Design in Dubai, United Arab Emirates is a Telecommunications opportunity with AECOM for recent engineering graduates seeking practical experience in ICT infrastructure, fiber networks, telecom design, and site-wide connectivity systems.
Joining through the AECOM ADVANCE graduate program, the successful candidate will contribute to multidisciplinary infrastructure projects across the GCC while developing technical design, coordination, documentation, and authority submission capabilities under the guidance of experienced engineers.
The approximately 24-month graduate development program combines project exposure with structured professional learning, helping graduates make the transition from university studies into an infrastructure engineering career.
Country: United Arab Emirates City: Dubai Industry: Telecommunications Function: Telecommunications Salary: 7000-10000 Estimated salary range based on similar jobs in the job city; please confirm the final offer with the employer. Gender: Any Candidate Nationality: Any Job Type: Full-time
Modern infrastructure developments depend on reliable telecommunications networks connecting buildings, public spaces, utilities, operational systems, and digital services. This graduate role supports the engineering work required to integrate ICT infrastructure into wider civil and multidisciplinary developments.
Working alongside senior engineers, the Graduate ICT Infrastructure Engineer will gain hands-on exposure to outside plant networks, fiber routing, ICT ducting, containment, engineering drawings, technical documentation, and interdisciplinary design coordination. The position provides a foundation for progressing into increasingly complex ICT and telecommunications infrastructure engineering responsibilities.
Candidates should hold a Bachelor 's degree in Computer Engineering, Telecommunications, or a closely related discipline. This graduate opportunity is designed for applicants with 0-2 years of relevant exposure. Internships, university projects, and other suitable academic engineering experience may support an application.
Eligibility for the graduate program requires candidates to have graduated within the specified recent-graduate period, with graduation no later than September 2024. Applicants must have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.2. Candidates with a Master 's degree should have started the postgraduate program within 12 months of completing their Bachelor 's degree to demonstrate continuous education. Applicants with more than one year of postgraduate professional work experience are not eligible for this graduate program and should instead consider professional-level opportunities.
A basic understanding of ICT infrastructure, telecommunications networks, fiber connectivity, and engineering design principles is expected. Familiarity with AutoCAD, Revit, or comparable design software will be valuable. An interest in developing professional credentials such as CCNA or BICSI certification would complement the technical development offered by the role.
The ADVANCE program offers recent graduates a structured route into professional engineering while providing exposure to real multidisciplinary infrastructure assignments. Over approximately 24 months, participants can develop technical capability alongside essential business, communication, and professional skills. Working on GCC infrastructure projects also provides valuable exposure to the growing demand for connected infrastructure, fiber networks, smart developments, and technology-enabled urban environments. For a graduate aiming to specialize in ICT and telecommunications infrastructure design, the experience can establish a strong platform for future technical progression and professional certification.
AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting organization delivering engineering, design, planning, advisory, environmental, program management, and construction management services. Its multidisciplinary teams work across transportation, buildings, water, energy, environment, and infrastructure projects, providing graduates with exposure to complex projects and experienced technical professionals.