Power+ Graduate Rotations: 18-Month U.S. Program

Hitachi, Ltd.; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Hitachi Energy invites recent graduates to join the U.S. Power+ Graduate Rotational Program, a full-time, 18-month journey with three six-month rotations across multiple U.S. locations, and potential international rotation.

The program emphasizes hands-on learning, technical and product training, and leadership development, with a focus on safety and integrity. Applicants should have a STEM background, be a recent graduate, possess work authorization in the United States, and be willing to

Qualifications

• STEM background required.
• Candidate must already have work authorization for Hitachi Energy in the United States.
• Recent university graduate (within past 2 years).
• Willing to relocate for 3 rotations across the U.S.
• Good communication skills – oral and written.
• Ambitious and curious with a wide area of interest.
• Team player who is flexible and open for new ideas.

Responsibilities

• 18-month accelerated career journey.
• Full-time, paid, permanent role.
• Rotations include three six-month assignments.
• Must be USA mobile – travel to different locations across the U.S.
• Opportunity to build a diverse network.
• Serves as a pipeline of talented employees into the organization.
• Adheres to Hitachi Energy values of safety and integrity.

Skills

STEM background

Work authorization

Recent graduate

Willing to relocate

Communication skills

Ambitious and curious

Team player

Education

Bachelor's degree in STEM

Job description

Hitachi Energy invites recent graduates to join the U.S. Power+ Graduate Rotational Program, a full-time, 18-month journey with three six-month rotations across multiple U.S. locations, and potential international rotation.

The program emphasizes hands-on learning, technical and product training, and leadership development, with a focus on safety and integrity. Applicants should have a STEM background, be a recent graduate, possess work authorization in the United States, and be willing to