Undergraduate Construction Technology Services Engineer

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Our Program

Our 2026/27 Construction Undergraduate Program is designed to accelerate your learning, build your confidence, and give you hands‑on experience that sets you up for future success.

Across a 12‑week summer placement, you will:

Work on real construction projects, supported by experienced professionals.

Learn from industry leaders who will help build your technical capability.

Collaborate with peers, mentors and multidisciplinary teams, forming networks that support your early career.

Grow in a purpose‑led environment that prioritises inclusion, innovation and doing the right thing.

About the Role

As an Undergraduate Technology Engineer, you will support the Lendlease Technology team in delivering IT infrastructure, building systems integration, and digital solutions across the design and construction phases of major projects.

Working alongside Technology Project Managers, Services Managers, and site teams, you’ll assist in coordinating technology packages throughout the full project lifecycle - from design and installation through to testing and commissioning.

You may be placed on large-scale projects across sectors including Aviation, Defence, Education, Health & Scientific Research, Commercial, Residential, and Data Centres. These environments rely on the seamless integration of technology to enable safe, efficient, and high-quality outcomes.

You’ll gain exposure to a broad range of technologies, including:

Wired and wireless networks

Internet of Things (IoT) and smart building systems

IT infrastructure (compute, storage, end-user systems)

Security systems (CCTV, access control)

Audio-visual and digital signage

Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)

Building management system integrations (electrical, mechanical, lighting, vertical transport, environmental and fire safety systems)

The role also includes on-site experience, such as site inspections and coordination with subcontractors.

Job Responsibilities include but not limited to:

Assisting with technology planning, design review and coordination,

Supporting installation and integration activities,

Quality checking deliverables against project and technology standards, and

Contributing to the effective management of technology packages and documentation.

About You

Strong interest in IT infrastructure, IoT, and digital technology in construction

Curious, detail-oriented, and eager to learn

Strong communication and teamwork skills

Studying Engineering, Information Technology, Construction Management, or a related field

Exposure to networks, building systems, or project tools is advantageous but not essential

Eligibility

To be eligible for our Undergraduate Program, you must:

Be in your penultimate year of study*.

Hold Australian or New Zealand Citizenship or Permanent Residency at the time of application.

We welcome applicants who are in their penultimate year of study; however, we also consider applications from candidates outside of this timeline. If you’re not in your penultimate year but believe the program aligns with your career goals, we still encourage you to apply - your application will be reviewed in line with our business needs.

At Lendlease we offer workplaces that unite diverse minds; where respect, equitable treatment and equitable opportunity are just the norm. We remain committed to supporting under-represented groups and providing a wide range of inclusion initiatives, so that everyone is supported to thrive.

Our commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is reflected in our Elevate Reconciliation Action Plan, our Bronze Award with the Australian Workplace Equality Index by Pride in Diversity, and our generous parental leave policy of 26 weeks to any parent regardless of gender.

Lendlease welcomes applicants regardless of gender identity, ethnicity, people with a disability, sexual orientation, or life stage. If you do not meet all the criteria or require adjustments to proceed with your application, we encourage you to reach out for a further discussion.