Overview

Graduate Intelligent Transport Systems Engineer (London, Leeds, Birmingham or Manchester) – join Jacobs on the Graduate Development Programme (GDP). The two-year scheme supports your development with blended learning, mentoring, progress reviews and networking, helping you become knowledgeable and competent across four focus areas: human skills, consulting skills, championing our strategy, and your passions. The GDP is a mix of on-the-job learning and formal development, and offers projects from concept through construction in intelligent transport systems across public and private sector projects in the UK & Ireland. The start date for this role is September 2026.

Responsibilities

• Assist and support colleagues in the preparation of feasibility studies and scheme reports.
• Produce detailed designs to support the enhancement and renewal of intelligent transport systems on projects across the UK & Ireland.
• Work on a varied mix of highways technology projects from concept through to construction.
• Learn on the job with guidance from your manager and mentor to collect meaningful learning experiences.
• Contribute to delivering outcomes and solutions for complex transport challenges by collaborating with project teams.

Requirements

• Be working towards a Degree or Masters level qualification in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
• A flexible self-starter who is keen to drive your career forward.
• Adaptable to change, with a thirst for learning new things.
• You must have the permanent right to work in the UK.

Selection Process

• Step 1 Apply Online
• Step 2 Solo Video Assessment
• Step 3 Interview

What We Provide

• A flexible, hybrid working pattern supporting work/life commitments.
• Free single medical cover and digital GP service.
• Reimbursement towards relevant professional development and memberships.
• An inclusive and diverse work environment with Jacobs Employee Networks.
• A focus on safety, health, and wellbeing with a mental health champion network.
• Opportunities to give back to communities through the Collectively program with matched funding, volunteering time and charitable donations.