Enjoy a graduate programme that gets the balance between up skilling, network building and project exposure just right. We put you in the position to take ownership of your career path – but provide expert guidance and mentoring all the way.
Moving beyond your degree
Joining a group of Siemens engineering and business graduates generates the kind of excitement you only get when you’re onto something special. Over two stimulating years, you’ll weigh up your opportunities as you explore our business.
Most importantly, we’ll advance your skills to a professional level and give you the ability to choose your own career path. Wherever in the world that takes you, Siemens sets you up for success and rewards.
"From a personal development perspective, Siemens offers me everything I need and more. My mentor supports me towards chartership but over and above this, I feel my skills are invested in as an engineer, a business person and a human being. Siemens has given me a deep insight into who I am and how I work. I understand my strengths - but I know my weaknesses too. This directs my focus so I can be the best I can be."
Chloe Jarman, Graduate Engineer, Siemens Smart Infrastructure
Training to become a world-class professional
What makes our graduate programmes worth two years of your career? Other than the opportunity to excel at a giant of industry that is? The professional attributes you'll acquire are worth it alone.
As a graduate, you'll take part in our Graduate Development Programme (GDP) - a solid programme of modules we've designed to enhance your core and soft skills. We'll also provide world-class mentoring and useful networking opportunities throughout, to aid your personal and professional development. Here's what you'll learn as part of the GDP:
The ideal person will have a 2:2 or higher in a relevant degree, usually in an Engineering or a Business related subject. If you think you're suitable, complete our online application. After that, our process looks at your overall skills and personality – so just be yourself, ask questions and be prepared.