Siemens Energy Graduate Program

As a participant in the Siemens Energy Graduate Program, you’ll have a permanent contract from the start. This allows you to shape your career by aligning your program rotations with both your interests and the business's needs. Throughout the program, you’ll work closely with your manager and mentor, who will guide and support you in planning your next steps. Upon completing the program, you’ll return to your hiring department or home country and take on greater responsibilities or a broader scope within the organization.

No, the Siemens Energy Graduate Program cannot be fully completed remotely or online because it requires in-field experience to build practical expertise and truly understand the environment and its nuances. Additionally, in-person participation fosters valuable networking opportunities, which are crucial for professional growth and career advancement.

Significant practical work experience through internships working student activities, or employment up to maximum 36 months is required

Significant practical work experience up to 36 months through internships, working student activities, or employment A minimum of 3 months of international experience achieved through studying and/or working is required. Ambitious master’s and doctoral graduates or equivalent (up to one year ago and relevant to the role). Excellent English acumen to work in a multi-cultural environment and be flexible and mobile during the program.

In the energy sector, here are a few companies who offer Graduate Programs: Ørsted, RWE, Shell, British Petroleum (BP), Schneider Electric, General Electric Energy (GE), TotalEnergies, Siemens Energy. The "best" graduate program in the energy sector depends on your specific interests, career goals, and the area of energy you want to specialize in (e.g., renewable energy, energy policy, energy systems engineering, sustainability, etc.). At Siemens Energy, we have the widest offer which runs yearly: Global Program, 2 years, 3 rotations including one international, permanent contract, development opportunities, being part of an extended worldwide alumni community. Ultimately, the "best" program is the one that fits your career goals, personal preferences, and the specific department of the energy sector you’re passionate about.