Graduate Electrical Engineer
Could you help power the buildings of tomorrow?
From lighting and power to complex electrical systems, electrical engineering is essential to how modern buildings and infrastructure work.
As a Graduate Electrical Engineer at Sisk, you’ll take your engineering knowledge into the real world, working on major construction projects alongside experienced engineers, designers and project teams.
You’ll learn how electrical systems are designed, coordinated, installed and commissioned and how they fit together within a much bigger project.
What could you be working on?
- Helping coordinate electrical designs and systems.
- Working with engineers, designers and contractors to solve technical challenges.
- Supporting technical reviews and engineering documentation.
- Gaining experience in installation, quality and commissioning.
- Helping ensure electrical works meet design and project requirements.
- Exploring energy-efficient and sustainable solutions.
- Understanding how electrical systems connect with the wider building.
Throughout the 27-month Graduate Programme, you’ll have a structured development plan, hands-on experience, mentoring and regular feedback to help you build your career.
If you’re excited by engineering, technology and seeing your work come to life, your future could start here.
SISK
Engineering +4
About us
Sisk is synonymous with excellence and quality, guided by our values of care, integrity and excellence. Family owned since the very beginning in 1859, we played a key role in the development of modern Ireland and continue to lead some of the most iconic building projects in the country, from modern residential complexes to major road and rail infrastructure projects.
Graduate Electrical Engineer
Could you help power the buildings of tomorrow?
From lighting and power to complex electrical systems, electrical engineering is essential to how modern buildings and infrastructure work.
As a Graduate Electrical Engineer at Sisk, you’ll take your engineering knowledge into the real world, working on major construction projects alongside experienced engineers, designers and project teams.
You’ll learn how electrical systems are designed, coordinated, installed and commissioned and how they fit together within a much bigger project.
What could you be working on?
- Helping coordinate electrical designs and systems.
- Working with engineers, designers and contractors to solve technical challenges.
- Supporting technical reviews and engineering documentation.
- Gaining experience in installation, quality and commissioning.
- Helping ensure electrical works meet design and project requirements.
- Exploring energy-efficient and sustainable solutions.
- Understanding how electrical systems connect with the wider building.
Throughout the 27-month Graduate Programme, you’ll have a structured development plan, hands-on experience, mentoring and regular feedback to help you build your career.
If you’re excited by engineering, technology and seeing your work come to life, your future could start here.
SISK
Engineering +4
About us
Sisk is synonymous with excellence and quality, guided by our values of care, integrity and excellence. Family owned since the very beginning in 1859, we played a key role in the development of modern Ireland and continue to lead some of the most iconic building projects in the country, from modern residential complexes to major road and rail infrastructure projects.
