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Spiire in Brisbane is seeking a motivated planning student for a casual role up to three days per week. You will work with experienced planners on land development, urban planning and statutory planning projects, building practical industry knowledge while completing your degree.
You will be supported by a collaborative team and have meaningful opportunities to learn, contribute and explore a future in planning as part of a multidisciplinary property and infrastructure consultancy.
At Spiire, our purpose is simple: to better the communities we live and work within, create opportunities for our staff and clients, and deliver value to all stakeholders.
We are an integrated team of civil engineers, landscape architects, construction consultants, surveyors, town planners, urban designers and water engineers. Together, we provide specialist services to Australia’s property and infrastructure sectors.
With more than 400 employees across our offices in Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Shepparton, Townsville, Gippsland, Albury and Wodonga, Spiire is one of Australia’s largest employee-owned property and infrastructure consultancies. For more than 40 years, we have supported local development projects through local expertise and trusted industry partnerships.
Our Brisbane Planning team is looking for a motivated planning student to join us on a casual basis, working up to three days per week. While we are ideally seeking a third- or fourth-year student, we welcome applications from candidates at other stages of their studies who are keen to gain practical industry experience.
This is an excellent opportunity to gain practical industry experience while completing your degree. Working alongside experienced planning professionals, you will contribute to a range of land development, urban planning and statutory planning projects while building your technical knowledge and professional capability.
You will be supported by a collaborative team and given meaningful opportunities to learn, contribute and gain insight into a future career in planning.
You are curious, proactive and eager to develop your planning career. You enjoy working with others, ask thoughtful questions and actively seek feedback. Most importantly, you are keen to apply what you are learning at university while contributing to meaningful, real-world projects.
If you are ready to put your studies into practice and begin building your career in planning, we would love to hear from you.