Graduate Electrical Engineer; Renewable Energy
Job in
Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa
Listed on 2026-07-18
Listing for:
WSP
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-07-18
Job specializations:
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Engineering
Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineer, Energy Management/ Efficiency -
Energy/Power Generation
Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineer, Renewable Energy, Energy Management/ Efficiency
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Graduate Electrical Engineer (Renewable Energy)
WSP Africa is growing its renewable energy and grid capability and is looking for a Graduate Electrical Engineer (Renewable Energy) to join our Power & Energy team in Midrand. This opportunity is suited to a pure graduate or an early-career electrical engineer with approximately 1 to 2 years’ experience and a strong interest in renewable energy, grid connection and electrical infrastructure.
This is a technical engineering support role focused on renewable energy and grid-related project work, documentation, report writing, engineering reviews and communication with project teams. It is not a tender office role.
Responsibilities- Assist with electrical engineering inputs for renewable energy and grid-related projects.
- Support technical reviews, calculations, drawings, design documentation and project deliverables.
- Contribute to renewable energy projects such as solar PV, wind, battery energy storage or related clean energy technologies.
- Assist with grid connection, electrical infrastructure and power systems-related project work.
- Prepare clear technical reports, design notes, review comments and client-facing documentation under guidance.
- Support project teams with accurate, timely and well-structured engineering inputs.
- Communicate effectively with senior engineers, project managers and multidisciplinary teams.
- Develop technical capability through mentorship, project exposure and continuous professional development.
- BSc, BEng or BTech in Electrical Engineering.
- Suitable for a pure graduate or an early-career engineer with approximately 1 to 2 years’ experience.
- Exposure to renewable energy projects such as solar PV, wind, battery energy storage or related clean energy technologies will be advantageous.
- Grid connection, electrical infrastructure, power systems or distribution/transmission exposure will be advantageous.
- Strong interest in renewable energy, grid integration and electrical engineering project delivery.
- Ability to support technical report writing, documentation, calculations and engineering reviews.
- Candidate Engineer registration with ECSA or intention to register will be advantageous.
- Strong technical report writing and written communication skills.
- Good verbal communication skills and ability to engage with project teams clearly and professionally.
- Attention to detail and ability to produce accurate technical work under guidance.
- Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary project teams across renewable energy and grid-related environments.
- Strong willingness to learn, take feedback and develop technical capability in renewable energy and grid engineering.
- Good time management, organisation and ability to meet agreed deadlines.
- Professional, proactive and solutions-focused approach to work.
- Role model SHEQ standards and behaviours consistent with WSP’s health, safety, environmental and quality vision and policies.
- Contribute to the identification of SHEQ risks and support processes aimed at achieving Zero Harm.
- Promote WSP’s values and ensure a safe working environment is maintained at all times.
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