Mechanical Engineering Intern (1st or 2nd Year Students) – 2027 Commencement

Smart Infrastructure; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 34,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

Siemens is offering a Mechanical Engineering Intern position in Yatala, Gold Coast starting January 2027. This part‑time role requires 16–24 hours per week for a two‑year paid internship, open to 1st or 2nd year undergraduates pursuing Mechanical Engineering.

Eligibility includes Australian/New Zealand permanent residency or citizenship. As part of the Electrification & Automation team, you'll build prototypes, assist with subsystems, write test plans to IEC standards, analyze data, and present

Qualifications

• Undergrad Mechanical Engineering student (1st or 2nd year).
• Pursuing degree with interest in electrification and automation.

Responsibilities

• Engage in building prototypes of cutting-edge switchgear designs and participate in conducting comprehensive design verification tests.
• Assist in constructing and testing mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems, playing a vital role in engineering efforts.
• Collaboratively write test plans based on functional requirement specifications and IEC standards to ensure projects meet high specifications.
• Analyze test data, leverage programming to automate data analysis, and contribute to engineering judgments on system performance.
• Document and present test reports capturing essential findings and highlighting areas for improvement.

Education

Undergraduate in Mechanical Engineering (1st or 2nd year)

Job description

Mechanical Engineering Intern (1st or 2nd Year Students) – 2027 Commencement

We’re looking for an undergraduate Mechanical Engineer to join our team in Yatala, Gold Coast from January 2027. This role is part‑time and we are looking for someone who can commit to 16-24 hours per week for a two‑year paid internship. To be eligible, you’ll need to hold Australian or New Zealand permanent residency or citizenship.

Who We Are

At Siemens, we create technology that transforms the everyday, for everyone. Australia may contribute around 1% of global emissions, but we know that every action matters. That’s why we empower our customers to do more with less: using less energy, reducing emissions, and building industries that shape a cleaner, smarter, and fairer future.

By combining the real and digital worlds, we help our customers transform their industries and markets – and in turn, make a positive impact on the everyday lives of billions of people. Innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity are at the heart of what we do.

Why You’ll Love Being Part of Our Team

• Enjoy dedicated hours each year for learning and development.
• Flexible working hours to fit around your university timetable and lifestyle.
• Take part in events, celebrations, and team‑building activities to make connections and build your network.
• Expand your technical and professional skillsets, with hands‑on experience with real projects from day one.

About You

You don't need to know everything yet, that's what our internship is for. We’re looking for undergrads who are curious, innovative and have a growth mindset. You’re comfortable working in a fast‑paced environment, enjoy solving problems and are passionate about making a difference.

To be eligible for our 2027 program, you'll need to be:

• An Australian or New Zealand citizen or have Australian permanent residency at the time of application
• A first or second‑year undergraduate student pursuing Mechanical Engineering degree (or similar)
• Be able to commence part‑time employment in February 2027 for 2 years

Your Impact

As a key member of our Electrification & Automation team, you will:

• Engage in building prototypes of cutting‑edge switchgear designs and participate in conducting comprehensive design verification tests.
• Assist in constructing and testing mechanical, electrical, and electronic subsystems, playing a vital role in our pioneering engineering efforts.
• Collaboratively write test plans based on functional requirement specifications and IEC standards to ensure our projects meet the highest specifications.
• Analyze test data rigorously, leveraging programming skills to automate data analysis, and contribute to insightful engineering judgements on system performance.
• Document and present test reports that capture essential findings and highlight areas of improvement for optimized engineering solutions.

Building a Workplace for Everyone

We are committed to ensuring our workplace reflects the communities in which we operate, that everyone has access to the same opportunities and is treated fairly, and that we actively empower the voices of every individual voice.

We strive to provide a safe working environment for each member of our diverse team and commit to continuously develop our ways of working on this journey. From our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan to our diverse cultural celebrations, LGBTQIA+ education and support to our gender equity initiatives, we strive to make our workplace an inclusive environment where every individual feels empowered and heard. You can learn more about Siemens’ commitment to diversity and sustainability in Australia and New Zealand on our website.

If you require any reasonable accommodations or adjustments during the recruitment process, please let us know.