Graduate Engineer – Signals and Communications role offering a 2-year structured program with Hancock Iron Ore in Perth, focusing on rail asset management and engineering rotations.
Your Role
Here's what you will be doing:
* Participate in a structured two-year Graduate Program with rotations across FIFO and Perth locations
* Gain broad exposure to the full lifecycle of Signals and Communications systems and asset management practices
* Rotate through Rail Reliability Engineering, Engineering Excellence Group (EEG), Remote Operations Centre (ROC), and Signals and Communications Maintenance Team
* Engage in engineering governance, log analysis, system maintenance, reliability engineering, and asset management
* Work with Train Control Systems, Automatic Train Protection, Interlocking Systems, TETRA, backbone transmission, WiMAX, asset protection systems, and level crossings
* Collaborate with vendors and industry experts
* Gather, analyse, and structure data to support engineering and operational reporting
* Assess business needs using asset management tools and contribute to improvement initiatives
* Work closely with subject matter experts and internal stakeholders including Train Controllers, Train Drivers, Maintenance Technicians, Engineers, and operational leaders
About You
The company is looking for:
* Recent university graduates (within the past two years) with an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Control Systems, Mechatronics, Electronics, Communications, or Electrical Engineering
* Motivated and enthusiastic about developing a career in rail signals and communications within a large-scale mining operation
* Strong academic background aligned with Hancock Iron Ore's values
* Curious and flexible mindset, enjoys tackling challenges and problem-solving
* Keen to learn and adapt to new challenges and environments
* Strong written and verbal communication skills
* Enjoys working as part of a high performing, collaborative team with responsibility, autonomy, and ability to influence outcomes
* Legally permitted to work permanently in Australia
Training & Development
* Structured two-year Graduate Program designed to build technical capability and long-term success in Rail Asset Management
* Hands-on experience across key rail signals and communications systems
* Opportunities to work closely with subject matter experts and build deep technical knowledge
* Cross-functional experience with various internal stakeholders
Career Progression
* Development into a future specialist in Rail Asset Management within one of Western Australia's most advanced rail networks
How to Apply
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This job may close before the stated closing date, you are encouraged to apply as soon as possible
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