Process Engineering Intern (Nov 2026)

“Energy is an exciting place to be working as we continue to see changes in the way we generate, transmit and use electricity across all our markets as we work to decarbonise the industry.” – Mark Lampard, Director - Transmission + Distribution Role Overview AECOM’s Energy practice provides a wide range of services from consulting and engineering design to energy engineering, energy procurement and construction for power, energy efficiency and renewable energy clients. As a Process Engineering Intern within our national Energy business, you will support suitable technical solutions on real projects under the guidance of experienced engineers. How You’ll Make a Difference Assist with core calculations (mass/energy balances, reaction stoichiometry, heat transfer and hydraulic analysis) and clearly document assumptions. Support fluid and gas pipeline/pipework design and analysis – line sizing, pressure drop estimates, compiling line lists and providing inputs to pipe stress checks – with supervision. Gain familiarity with applicable AS/NZ standards and compliance regulations. Assist with materials and equipment selection by preparing datasheets, reviewing vendor information, and drafting technical specifications using our templates and standards. Help produce design deliverables and construction documentation by coordinating with CAD on PFDs/P&IDs and layouts, managing revisions, and contributing to specification and contract documents. Gain field exposure by supporting construction monitoring and site inspections (HSE compliance, field notes, punch lists) and by preparing inputs and summaries for hydraulic transient/surge analyses under guidance. Get familiar with Process Safety implementation in real‑life industrial applications. Internship Program Highlights 12‑week paid internship (mid‑November to mid‑February). Real project experience: Contribute to meaningful work and apply university learning to real‑world projects from day one. Exposure to iconic projects that help shape communities, cities and infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand. AECOM Summer Series: Connect with senior leaders through presentations offering insight into career pathways and expertise areas. Work alongside technical experts, graduates and industry leaders. Global collaboration opportunities. Potential pathway to graduate employment through AECOM’s Graduate Program. Qualifications Penultimate year of a Bachelor’s or Postgraduate degree in Process and/or Chemical Engineering. Strong communication and teamwork skills. Positive, proactive attitude with adaptability. Commitment to professionalism and integrity. Full working rights in New Zealand. Availability to work full‑time hours from 16 November 2026 to 19 February 2027. Legal and Equality Statement As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we believe in your potential and are committed to maintaining a secure and trustworthy recruitment process. All applicants’ information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr