Graduate Civil Engineer - Bundaberg (Rolling Intake)

Put that degree to work! Join the 2025 TMR Graduate program.

Eligibility:

• A four-year Washington Accord accredited, Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) degree – or equivalent which is assessed and accepted by Engineers Australia.
• Full Australian working rights must be held from when you start with the department and maintained throughout your employment.
• A criminal history check will be undertaken prior to appointment as this role has access to sensitive data

Your role:

We are involved in every mode of transport across Queensland. Asset management is key to ensuring the network continues to operate effectively.  

If you join TMR as a Graduate Civil Engineer, you can develop a career in asset management, materials research, or any part of the infrastructure project lifecycle. With the diversity of our projects and organisation, you will get opportunities that private organisations can’t offer. You may move into alternative fields such as project management and will develop transferrable skills to move into leadership focused roles as you gain experience.  

There are two roles available in Bundaberg, with PDO, you will support the Project Planning and Corridor Management teams. For Project Planning, with supervision and guidance from an experienced civil engineer you will contribute to the delivery of road infrastructure investment planning that could range from minor safety improvements to complex multi-disciplinary projects, by providing technical advice and project management support.  

The other opportunity will be with RoadTek. RoadTek is a commercial business that provides transport infrastructure solutions for projects across Queensland. RoadTek is a multi-disciplined organisation that specialises in delivering technically difficult, hard-to-scope, high risk and short-lead-time projects. To find out more information on the RoadTek role please refer to the Variety of locations: Civil Engineer RoadTek link.

Check out the TMR Our Roles page for more information on the role and program by hitting the Apply button.

The program offerings include:

Learning and development: our program offers a diverse range of experiences, including on-the-job training, hybrid events, and skills-based online courses. ​

Employee benefits: participants receive permanent employment at the end of their program, connections to over 100 different career paths, and a minimum of two business area rotations during their two-year program.​

Career progression: the program provides a foundation of networking and cross collaboration, support from mentors, and coaching from subject matter experts. ​

Work/life balance: participants benefit from flexible working hours and reasonable adjustment arrangements that support their individual needs and wellbeing.

Ready to make a difference? Join the 2025 TMR Graduate program and shape the future of Queensland. Apply now!

What if I need some support with the process? 

TMR is committed to reconciliation and creating a workplace that empowers Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples to thrive. If you would like to connect with one of our TMR mob, drop a message to Indigenous.strategy@tmr.qld.gov.au and they will reach out for a yarn about TMR.  

We strongly encourage applicants from all life experiences and backgrounds to apply. Please tell us about any additional support or adjustments, such as interpreting services, physical requirements, or assistive technologies, that will better enable you to shine during the recruitment process. If you are unsure what help you might need, please send a message to our accessibility team at ATN_Office@tmr.qld.gov.au for some independent support and advice. They will be happy to speak with you via phone or email about how your specific needs can be met. 

Graduate experience​

‘As a Graduate Civil Engineer working within the safety network team, we come up with solutions to problems. Sometimes it’s going to sites to identify solutions, meeting with teams to discuss requests that come in from the community, or attending local council meetings. I feel a sense of pride with how I help the community through making our roads safer.’ – Marco Perea, Graduate Civil Engineer