Job: Graduate: Electrical/Electronic engineer (Control engineer)
Company : Teraco
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Job summary
Teraco is seeking an Electrical/Electronic engineer (Control engineer) in Gauteng for an 18-month contract starting February 1, 2026. The role involves designing and implementing electrical systems, collaborating with experienced engineers, troubleshooting components, and conducting circuit testing.
The position is aimed at final year students or graduates in Electrical Engineering with a focus on control theory, offering mentorship and real-world challenges through a Graduate Development
Qualifications
- Degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on control theory
- Strong theoretical understanding of electrical concepts
Responsibilities
- Assist in the design and implementation of electrical systems
- Collaborate with experienced engineers on various projects
- Troubleshoot and debug electrical components
- Conduct testing and analysis of electrical circuits
Skills
Education
Job description
Teraco is seeking an Electrical/Electronic engineer (Control engineer) in Gauteng for an 18-month contract starting February 1, 2026. The role involves designing and implementing electrical systems, collaborating with experienced engineers, troubleshooting components, and conducting circuit testing. Benefits include mentorship, exposure to real-world engineering challenges, networking opportunities, and opportunities for Continuing Professional Development. The position is market-related and requires a final year student or a completed degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on control theory.
- Assist in the design and implementation of electrical systems
- Collaborate with experienced engineers on various projects
- Troubleshoot and debug electrical components
- Conduct testing and analysis of electrical circuits
- Degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on control theory
- Strong theoretical understanding of electrical concepts
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