Graduate Engineers

Artelia; North Sydney; On-site; AUD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Membership training

Chartered status support

LCI Benefits

Passion Day

Social club

Volunteering leave

Education stipend

EAP

Mental health support

Job summary

LCI ARTELIA invites graduates to join its Sydney Graduate Program, a 24-month development path combining hands-on project work with technical training. Successful candidates will benefit from mentoring by experienced engineers and a tailored development plan guiding their progression.

You will contribute to engineering projects, learn how teams coordinate delivery, and gain exposure to multidisciplinary work across building services, structural and civil disciplines in Australia.

Qualifications

• Final year of a relevant degree or recent graduate (within 2 years).
• Demonstrated problem solving and analytical abilities.
• Strong communication and collaborative skills.

Responsibilities

• Practical project experience and technical training.
• Mentoring and guidance from experienced engineers.
• Individual development plan with regular progress reviews.
• Exposure to multidisciplinary project work.
• Opportunities to develop communication and presentation skills.
• Learning about project management, budgets, proposals and client communication.
• Professional memberships and training support as you build your career.

Skills

Problem solving

Clear communication

Teamwork

Initiative

Education

Final year or recent graduate in relevant degree

Job description

Start your engineering career with LCI ARTELIA.

Applications are open for our 2027 Graduate Program, with opportunities in Melbourne and Sydney.

Our 24-month program combines practical project experience with technical training, mentoring and individual development planning. You’ll contribute to engineering projects, learn alongside experienced colleagues and build the skills and confidence to develop your career.

About LCI ARTELIA

LCI ARTELIA is a multidisciplinary engineering consultancy working across building services, structural engineering, civil engineering and specialist disciplines.

With six offices across Australia and the broader capability of the Artelia Group, we bring together different engineering perspectives to address the requirements of our clients’ projects.

Available opportunities

Sydney

• Mechanical Engineering

Successful candidates are expected to commence in January 2027.

You’ll develop skills within your chosen discipline while learning how engineering teams coordinate and deliver projects.

The program includes:

• Practical project experience and technical training.
• Mentoring and guidance from experienced engineers.
• An individual development plan and regular progress reviews.
• Exposure to multidisciplinary project work.
• Opportunities to develop your communication and presentation skills.
• Learning about project management, budgets, proposals and client communication.
• Professional membership and training support as you build your career.

Cross-discipline exposure will depend on your role, office and available project work.

About you

You’re in the final year of a relevant degree or have completed your university studies within the previous two years.

We’re looking for people who:

• Enjoy solving problems and understanding how things work.
• Communicate clearly and work well with others.
• Are willing to ask questions, learn and take initiative.
• Have an interest in engineering and the built environment.

Benefits and support

Alongside your graduate development, you’ll have access to:

• Professional memberships and training support.
• Support towards Chartered status as you build the required experience.
• The One LCI Benefits Program, offering discounts across a range of retailers and services.
• An annual Passion Day, giving you a day off just because.
• An active social club, with events subsidised by LCI.
• One day of volunteering leave each calendar year.
• Up to 50% contribution towards approved tertiary education, assessed on a case-by-case basis.
• Free, confidential Employee Assistance Program support for you and your family.
• Trained Mental Health First Aiders in every office.

Benefits are subject to the relevant policy and eligibility requirements.

Applications open Monday 19 October 2026 and close Friday 13 November 2026.