Graduate Mechanical Engineer: Energy & Decarbonisation Projects

Stantec; Newcastle upon Tyne, Redditch; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Holiday buy/sell

Group income protection

Life assurance

Permanent employment contract

Professional progression plan

ERGs network

Job summary

Stantec invites applications for the 2027 Graduate Programme as a Graduate Mechanical Engineer in Newcastle or Redditch, joining the Waste & Generation team within Energy & Resources. You will balance technical learning with practical project delivery on varied energy projects, working across offices and teams to deliver design, analysis and commissioning support.

We value an IMechE-accredited degree, a strong interest in the energy transition, and the ability to collaborate with

Qualifications

• IMechE-accredited degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• Interest in energy transition and decarbonisation.
• Ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Undertaking outline and detailed mechanical design with focus on quality control.
• Conducting technical feasibility and cost studies for decarbonisation.
• Coordinating mechanical designs with other engineering and digital functions.
• Solving technical and commercial challenges on varied projects.
• Organising and prioritising deliverables with clear communication across teams.
• Collaborating with internal teams, sub-consultants and clients.

Skills

Adapter

Perseverer

Eager Learner

Collaborator

Problem-Solver

Education

BEng/MEng in Mechanical Engineering

IMechE-accredited

Job description

Stantec invites applications for the 2027 Graduate Programme as a Graduate Mechanical Engineer in Newcastle or Redditch, joining the Waste & Generation team within Energy & Resources. You will balance technical learning with practical project delivery on varied energy projects, working across offices and teams to deliver design, analysis and commissioning support.

We value an IMechE-accredited degree, a strong interest in the energy transition, and the ability to collaborate with