Early Careers

Start strong. Learn where the work happens.

Graduate Training at UNOC is an entry point into a technically demanding, multidisciplinary energy business—giving emerging professionals an opportunity to learn, contribute and build practical experience.

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Graduate perspective

Preparation meets opportunity.

A graduate career is built by asking questions, learning from unfamiliar work and making the most of every opportunity to contribute.

Your first professional chapter

From university knowledge to real-world contribution.

The transition from university into professional life can be challenging. UNOC’s existing graduate message encourages interns and aspiring professionals to embrace that transition, remain curious and learn from the people and work around them.

The emphasis is not simply on holding a graduate title. It is on developing knowledge, skills and professional experience while building relationships across technical and support teams.

Be curious. Ask questions. Volunteer for unfamiliar work. Learn.
A practical mindset for making the most of an early-career opportunity.

Your Graduate Journey

A simple view of how an early-career professional can grow through exposure, contribution and continuous learning.
01Join & Discover

Understand UNOC, your team, the role and the standards expected in a professional energy environment.

02Learn by Doing

Build practical capability through assignments, observation, collaboration and real workplace responsibilities.

03Build Your Network

Learn from technical and support teams and develop relationships with colleagues across the organisation.

04Grow Your Capability

Use the experience to strengthen your professional judgement, technical knowledge and career direction.

Where Graduates Can Contribute

Explore all career areas →
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Engineering

Electrical, instrumentation, mechanical, process and other engineering disciplines.
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Upstream & Geosciences

Technical work supporting exploration, appraisal and resource development.
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Projects

Exposure to planning and delivery across major energy and infrastructure initiatives.
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Corporate Functions

Finance, HR, IT, supply chain and other disciplines that enable the business.
A current example

Graduate Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer

The 2026 external recruitment advert includes a graduate role in UNOC’s Upstream department, reporting to the Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer. The role supports the design, implementation and maintenance of electrical and instrumentation systems.

Its responsibilities include supporting control and safety-system design, preparing specifications, reviewing technical documentation, participating in field monitoring and supporting troubleshooting and minor repairs.

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What the current advert asks for

Education
Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering or a relevant engineering degree.
Experience
Zero to three years of working experience; the candidate should have graduated not more than three years before publication of the advert.
Professional foundation
Knowledge of design principles, control systems, equipment maintenance, HSE practices, communication and multidisciplinary teamwork.

Make the Most of the Opportunity

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Stay Curious

Ask questions, seek context and use unfamiliar assignments as opportunities to expand your knowledge.

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Build Relationships

Learn from interns, technical teams and support staff. A professional network is part of your development.

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Own Your Growth

Bring initiative to the experience and deliberately build the knowledge, skills and professional habits that shape your next step.

Ready for your next step?

Your career can start with one opportunity.

Explore advertised graduate and early-career roles, review the requirements carefully and follow UNOC’s official recruitment process.