Graduate Programme 2026 (Electrical Engineering) Gauteng

"Hatch is seeking Electrical Engineering Graduates who will support projects globally.    The Electroical team is comprised of professional engineers, designers and technologists. We have experience in the design, construction and commissioning of facilities throughout the world.  We are looking for young engineers eager to be involved in complex small and large-scale engineering projects, and able to demonstrate their keen problem-solving skills in developing practical solutions.  The candidate must be a self-motivated individual capable of working both independently and within a team environment.    Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering graduates in Electrical Engineering. As the successful candidate, you will:Be encouraged to be the best version of yourself with many opportunities to pursue work in Mining & Metals, Energy, Digital, or Infrastructure sectors. Have the benefit of formal and informal mentorship from some of the leading minds and authorities in the industry. Have the opportunity to gain project experience in South Africa and around the world. Collaborate with different people across a multitude of cultures around our global organisation. Work in an exciting environment where you can use your Engineering degree in your choice of traditional sectors or emerging, innovative and evolving industries. Be part of our local Professional Development Programs.Minimum requirementsYou must be a South African Citizen. You must be a final year student studying towards a BSc or BEng in Electrical Engineering or hold a completed qualification from a recognised tertiary institution. You must have 12 months or less working experience.  You must have an average academic achievement of 65% or above. You must attach a copy of your most recent full academic transcript. Be flexible to work in any province within South Africa."

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