WSP Australia Career Advice

Attention all engineering graduates ready to make a difference in the world! Do you want to play a role in delivering solutions to challenges the world is facing involving urbanisation, demographic shifts, climate change, automation, technology, and more? Do you want to begin your new career learning from a passionate team of experts, collaborating to improve the communities of the future?

In 2018 Sam Oostendorp had completed his first year of study, of a Civil engineering degree at Swinburne University of Technology. He had no idea what he was walking into, joining a team working on one of the most significant infrastructure projects Victoria had seen.

Listen to SMEs share thought provoking insights with each other and our clients and partners - to design future-proof solutions to help our communities thrive.

WSP recognise the achievements, voice and unwavering passion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women such as, Eva Hopewell, who is paving the way for future generations.

While most people in their early 20’s are having fun entering the world of 9-5 and socialising with friends, Timothy Hodge is hard at work pursuing his dream of gold and another new World Record at the Paris Paralympics in 2024. Find out how this talented swimmer is making waves in and out of the pool.

Evelyn is a Transport Engineer in the Planning and Mobility (P&M) Team. After completing her degree in engineering and architecture, she started her career with WSP as a Graduate Engineer in the Roads, Aviation, and Civil (RAC) team. Realising that she wanted something more creative, and more closely linked to community outcomes, she was able to connect with mentors in other business groups, and transition into her current role in the P&M team, where she is currently working on NSW’s Zero Emissions Bus rollout.