Real work. Real impact. Our Graduate Program.  

Our Ventia Graduate Program is designed to turn potential into performance. This tailored two-year program provides practical experience across a diverse range of sites and asset environments through four structured one on one rotations. You will gain exposure across Infrastructure Services, Telecommunications, Defence & Social Infrastructure, and Transport projects, gaining exposure to a range of industries.  

Over two years, you'll develop core skills in lifecycle planning, data analysis, risk management, and performance optimisation while contributing to meaningful business outcomes and building a strong foundation for a career in asset management. Supported by experienced professionals, senior mentors, and a dedicated graduate buddy, you'll be guided every step of the way as you gain real work experience and make a real impact across the communities and industries we serve.  

At Ventia, you'll be part of a supportive and collaborative team that values different perspectives and encourages you to bring your whole self to work. By working alongside experienced professionals and fellow graduates, you'll build meaningful connections, learn from industry experts and contribute to shared outcomes that make a real difference.  

Together with our teams, customers and communities, you'll help deliver essential services that keep Australia and New Zealand moving. 

Ventia has endless opportunities for graduates in the following disciplines:  

• Bachelor of Engineering (any discipline) 
• Bachelor of Asset / Infrastructure Management 
• Bachelor of Commerce / Business (Asset, Finance or Operations focus)
   

To be eligible for the Ventia Graduate Program, you must meet the following criteria:   

• Successfully completed relevant undergraduate degree in the last two years or be in your final semester of study.   
• Hold Australian or New Zealand citizenship, Permanent residency, or Graduate Visa 485 (valid until the end of 2028). 
• Willingness to travel and relocate for the duration of the rotation.   

Responsibilities 

• Support asset management and lifecycle planning activities to optimise asset performance, reliability, and whole-of-life outcomes. 
• Analyse asset and maintenance data to identify trends, support decision-making, and contribute to performance, risk, and cost optimisation initiatives. 
• Assist with lifecycle activities including maintenance, renewal, refurbishment, and disposal planning across a range of infrastructure and facilities assets. 
• Maintain asset data quality through data collection, validation, reporting, inspections, audits, and risk assessment activities. 
• Collaborate with engineers, operational teams, and clients to deliver asset management projects, continuous improvement initiatives, and positive business outcomes. 

Skills & Requirements  

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret data and identify practical solutions to improve asset performance and business outcomes. 
• Effective communication, collaboration, and stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to work across diverse teams and manage competing priorities. 
• Adaptable, proactive, and accountable, with strong organisational skills and a continuous improvement mindset. 
• Understanding of asset management, infrastructure, facilities, engineering, maintenance, or lifecycle planning concepts gained through study, projects, internships, or practical experience; experience with Excel, Power BI, or similar reporting tools is highly regarded. 
• Demonstrated initiative and commitment to learning through leadership, extracurricular activities, certifications, volunteer work, self-directed learning, or personal projects. 

How to apply   

To apply, click the 'apply now' button on this page and include the following:  

• resume   
• academic transcript,  
• work rights – either Passport or Birth Certificate or Australian Citizenship Certificate and photo ID.   

If you are using an International Passport, please include your immi grant letter.  

Applications close on August 17th, 2026, don't miss out and apply today! 

Application Process  

The application process involves the following: application, initial screen, psychometric assessment, video interview, assessment centre, pre-employment checks & offer.