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Construction - Electrical Engineer Intern in Ireland

Pracodawca: Glanua
Gdzie: Ireland
Miejsca: 1
Opublikowano: 2026-11-10

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As an Electrical Engineering Intern, you will support multidisciplinary teams delivering electrical systems for water and wastewater projects from design and procurement through installation, testing, commissioning, completion and handover. This is a formal internship opportunity undertaken as part of relevant Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering or related studies. Under the guidance of experienced engineers, you will build practical and professional skills, learn how electrical systems are designed, coordinated, installed and commissioned, and complete or return to your studies with stronger industry experience. Graduate Programme Pathway Final-year students graduating in 2027 who successfully complete the internship will, if they wish to continue with Glanua, be entitled to an immediate offer for the Glanua Electrical Engineering Graduate Programme starting in September 2027, with no further interviews required. The two-year Electrical Engineering Graduate Programme combines live project experience with structured mentoring, training, one 12-month rotation and two six-month rotations. A six-month rotation may be available in Portugal or the UK, subject to business requirements and individual suitability, and graduates receive support towards future professional accreditation. Key Responsibilities Electrical Design and Coordination Support electrical engineering activities across multidisciplinary water and wastewater projects under the guidance of experienced engineers. Assist with design reviews, calculations, cable sizing, single-line diagrams, schematics, electrical schedules, equipment selection, specifications and technical reports. Review supplier and subcontractor information and support equipment proposals, procurement, material tracking and technical queries. Maintain accurate electrical design, project and document-control records and communicate progress clearly to colleagues.