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Launch your engineering career in water services through a structured entry-level opportunity designed for new graduates in 2027. As an Entry Environmental Engineer, you will contribute to projects that support safe, reliable, and sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure. You will work alongside experienced engineers, scientists, project managers, and field specialists while developing practical skills across the project lifecycle.

Your responsibilities may include assisting with the planning, design, assessment, and delivery of water and wastewater projects; preparing technical reports, calculations, drawings, specifications, and regulatory documentation; supporting environmental investigations, sampling programs, and field assessments; and reviewing data to identify risks, trends, and opportunities for improvement. You may also help coordinate contractors, communicate with clients and stakeholders, participate in site visits, and contribute to project schedules, budgets, quality assurance, and health and safety requirements. The role offers exposure to water treatment, wastewater systems, stormwater management, environmental compliance, asset planning, and sustainable infrastructure solutions.

Applicants should be completing, or have recently completed, a bachelor’s or master’s degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, water resources, or a related discipline, with graduation expected in 2027 or eligibility to graduate around that time. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical ability, attention to detail, and a genuine interest in environmental and water-related challenges are essential. Familiarity with engineering software, data analysis tools, geographic information systems, or technical reporting will be beneficial, but full training will be provided. You should be willing to learn, collaborate effectively, manage competing priorities, and work in both office and field environments. A valid driver’s licence and the ability to travel to project sites may be required.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Entry Environmental Engineer to join a water services team in 2027. This opportunity is suited to recent graduates or students completing a degree in environmental, civil, chemical, water resources, or a related engineering discipline. You will contribute to projects that support the planning, design, assessment, and delivery of sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure while developing your technical skills under the guidance of experienced professionals.

Your responsibilities may include assisting with water and wastewater treatment studies, hydraulic and environmental assessments, technical calculations, data analysis, field investigations, and the preparation of engineering reports, drawings, specifications, and approval documentation. You may also support asset assessments, catchment and drainage studies, environmental compliance activities, site inspections, sampling programs, and the evaluation of practical solutions for improving water quality, resource efficiency, and operational performance. The role will involve working with multidisciplinary project teams, clients, contractors, regulators, and community stakeholders to help deliver projects safely, accurately, and on schedule.

To be successful, you will have, or be on track to obtain, a relevant engineering degree and a genuine interest in water, environmental protection, and sustainable infrastructure. Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound analytical and problem-solving abilities, and confidence using Microsoft Office are essential. Experience with engineering, hydraulic, GIS, data analysis, or design software is advantageous but not required. You should be organised, curious, safety-conscious, and willing to learn in both office and field environments. A valid driver’s licence and the ability to undertake occasional site travel may be required. This is an excellent starting point for a graduate engineer seeking structured development, meaningful project experience, and the opportunity to contribute to resilient water services and positive environmental outcomes.