Engineering Graduate Program - Rolling Intake (Feb 2027)

CSEA; Australia; Remote; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Coaching from day one

Professional skills development

Wellbeing & diversity commitments

Employee discounts via SmartSpend app

Clubs and networks

Job summary

KPMG Australia invites graduates to join a one-year grow pathway starting February 2027, offering real client work from day one and targeted coaching to develop professional skills within a supportive team. The program accepts students in their final year in 2026 or recent graduates not yet in professional work.

Nominate a preferred office location and explore teams across infrastructure, planning, project delivery and data, with ongoing development and wellbeing commitments.

Qualifications

• Final year student or recent graduate (class of 2026) with a degree in engineering, data, or related field.
• Real client work from day one with coaching and development to build professional skills.

Responsibilities

• Supporting engineering and asset management assessments for major infrastructure assets.
• Contributing to project and program delivery, including project assurance, planning and scheduling.
• Assisting with infrastructure economics or planning analysis.
• Analysing technical, environmental or operational data to help clients make informed decisions.
• Reviewing project controls, risks and performance insights on large-scale projects.
• Helping assess feasibility, design considerations or project impacts in multidisciplinary teams.

Education

Final year student or recent graduate (class of 2026)

Job description

Help solve real‑world problems that shape how communities live, work and connect. Our teams work across infrastructure, planning, project delivery, asset management, data, and technology supporting clients in government, energy, transport, health, and other major sectors. Whether you’re analysing technical data, helping deliver large projects, supporting infrastructure planning or contributing to engineering assessments, you’ll play a role in projects that have real impact across Australia. This pathway suits graduates who are curious, collaborative, practical thinkers and who want to apply their engineering mindset beyond traditional engineering roles.

About rolling intake:

We run two rounds of recruitment: main intake (now closed) and rolling intake. We aim to fill as many of our roles as possible through the main intake but, of course, things change and new roles come up. Applying to the rolling intake means your application will be reviewed as a suitable role comes up (and it does happen!).

This pathway would suit graduates from:

• Engineering and Related Technologies
• Civil Engineering
• Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
• Software Engineering
• Data Engineering
• Mechatronics, Robotics or Systems Engineering
• Environmental or Infrastructure‑related disciplines

The Work

Depending on the team, your work could include:

• Supporting engineering and asset management assessments for major infrastructure assets
• Contributing to project and program delivery, including project assurance, planning and scheduling
• Assisting with infrastructure economics or planning analysis
• Analysing technical, environmental or operational data to help clients make informed decisions
• Reviewing project controls, risks and performance insights on large‑scale projects
• Helping assess feasibility, design considerations or project impacts in multidisciplinary teams

You’ll gain exposure to a variety of engineering‑aligned projects across sectors such as transport, water, resources, health, and government, helping you build strong technical, project and consulting skills while understanding how major projects come to life.

Explore our teams

Explore the full list of teams hiring in this pathway on our website.

If you’re still considering your options, our Find Your Fit tool helps you quickly see which teams you could align to.

Location of this job

Nominate your preferred KPMG office location during the application process.

About the Graduate Program

• For students in their final year of study in 2026 or recently graduated and not yet in professional work.
• A one‑year grow pathway with targeted coaching, support and development as you begin your career.
• Real client work from the start, so you can make an impact and learn straightaway.
• Start work in February 2027 (some teams may start slightly earlier or later) in a full‑time, ongoing graduate role.

What we grads say

From day one I've been involved in real client work alongside a wonderful and friendly team who are more than happy to share their knowledge base and expertise with me. (Emily, 2024 graduate)

What I’ve found here is not just a career path but a place that aligns with my values and passion—something I might have missed if I hadn’t taken a chance on something new. (Arkie, 2024 vacationer and 2025 graduate)

One of the best parts of my journey has been the incredible graduate cohort I’m part of. We share tips, help each other with work-related questions, and celebrate each other’s wins. (Victoria, 2024 graduate)

Big things on offer

• Coaching and feedback from day one: Your performance development manager and broader team will help you build your skills with ongoing support.
• Build your professional skills: You’ve got the degree — now learn how to apply it in real‑world situations with clients and teams.
• Wellbeing, diversity and community: We track our progress across 21 public commitments in our Impact Plan, including gender equity, Indigenous inclusion, mental health and learning.
• Employee discounts: Access hundreds of deals (JB Hi‑Fi, Woolworths, Airbnb and more) through our SmartSpend app.
• Clubs, networks and connection: Join communities for running, books, cooking, badminton, card games and more — or start your own.

About KPMG

We’re the Australian arm of a global network of professional firms providing audit, tax and advisory services to organisations across private, government and not‑for‑profit sectors. We help clients navigate complexity, make confident decisions and create positive impact.