Graduate Engineer – Geotechnical & Tunnel Engineering (Feb 2027 Program)

Role Overview

As a Graduate Engineer at SMEC, you will engage with impactful infrastructure projects, supporting seasoned engineers and experts. The two-year Graduate Development Program (GDP) offers an accelerated growth path combining practical project involvement, mentorship, and interdisciplinary exposure.

Program Highlights

• Immediate involvement in significant infrastructure projects
• Strong peer network within the ANZ graduate community
• Guidance from senior engineering professionals and technical specialists
• Well-structured learning including workshops, online training, and immersive activities
• Development of consulting capabilities such as communication and collaborative problem-solving
• Access to industry and international networking throughout the SJ Group
• Continuous professional growth opportunities with support for further education

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in geotechnical project delivery by supporting site investigations, analysis, and reporting
• Perform geotechnical assessments, including evaluation of soil and rock, under senior supervision
• Participate in site visits and subsurface condition evaluations to understand construction methods
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to integrate geotechnical insights into projects
• Apply industry standards and tools through structured learning and practical experience

Candidate Profile

We seek a driven Civil or Geotechnical Engineering graduate passionate about problem-solving and teamwork, eager to contribute to tangible infrastructure developments.

Qualifications and Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a closely related field
• Strong communication and team collaboration skills
• Proactive attitude with adaptability and eagerness to learn
• Familiarity with geotechnical or modelling software, GIS, or data analysis tools is advantageous

Our Culture

Surbana Jurong values talent, collaboration, and an enjoyable work environment, promoting creative and cooperative problem-solving to make a meaningful global impact.