Work on multidisciplinary projects tackling infrastructure and environmental challenges, with opportunities to see their impact in communities.
You’ll receive early training and continued development through technical work and growing client contact.
You won’t need all the answers when you start, as your team members readily make time for your questions.
During the recruitment process, you’ll complete a behavioural assessment and interviews showing your curiosity, motivation, communication and understanding of the role.
You’ll join an early careers community with lots of opportunities for networking, socialising, volunteering and meeting company leaders.
Stantec webinar highlights
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Stantec, the roles, and the graduate programme
Katrina Wheadon
Talent Acquisition Specialist
4:57
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Inside electrical engineering
Andrew Ribbons
Graduate Electrical Engineer
4:12
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Inside civil engineering
Kayleigh Dart
Graduate Civil Engineer
2:09
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Inside a geospatial role
Mia Macfee
Assistant Geospatial Consultant
4:07
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Beyond the day job: the Developing Professionals Group
Kayleigh Dart
Graduate Civil Engineer
6:09
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The recruitment process, step by step
Katrina Wheadon
Talent Acquisition Specialist
3:56
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Applying: how many roles, and does your degree have to match?
Katrina Wheadon
Talent Acquisition Specialist
3:22
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Inside a Stantec interview
Mia Macfee
Assistant Geospatial Consultant
5:05
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Interview advice from the people who got through it