What Our Summer Program Offers:
- 12-Week Full Time Paid Internship (Mid November to Mid February): Options for flexibility on time frames if needed.
- Practical Application of Knowledge: Gain hands on experience and apply what you’ve learnt during university.
- Iconic Project Exposure: Work on high-profile projects with a variety of clients.
- Work alongside Technical Experts: Work alongside graduates, technical experts, and industry leaders.
- Career Connections: Build meaningful long-term connections.
- Support Network: Benefit from guidance and support from your Manager, team, AECOM University and our Talent Management team to achieve your goals.
- Pathway to Graduate Employment: Explore opportunities to transition to an AECOM Graduate position following a successful placement.
About the Electrical Engineering Intern Role:
Our Building Services Electrical team use expert thinking to drive efficient solutions for high and low voltage power supplies, utilities, standby generation, UPS, resilient systems, small power, fire alarms, security, lighting and power. We pay attention to critical systems and resilience levels.
As an electrical engineering intern in our team, you will be designing electrical & lighting systems to comply with standards across various market sectors including Defence, Data Centres, Space, Commercial, Hospitals, Highways, Rail & Metro, Airports etc.
Typical tasks would include:
- lighting calculations & design
- maximum demands
- circuit breaker protection and curve coordination
- designing single line diagrams and layouts
- coordinating with other disciplines e.g. Architecture & Structures.
The career opportunities at AECOM are endless! As you progress through our recruitment process, you will be prompted to choose your preferred role and location, along with a second and third choice.
To ensure you select the roles that best suit your background, interests, and discipline it is important you click on our job opportunities document to help you select the right role: opportunities here. You may want to save this document for future reference.
