LXRP 2020 Major Transport Infrastructure Authority Graduate Program (Finance)

If you want to make a difference for all Victorians - this is your chance to work together with a committed team, to contribute to the delivery of major projects whilst gaining experience and capabilities to develop your career.

The Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA) was established on 1 January 2019 to oversee the major transport projects in planning and construction and is comprised of the following project groups:

• Level Crossing Removal Project
• Major Road Projects Victoria (Suburban Roads Upgrade and other projects across Victoria)
• North East Link Project
• Rail Projects Victoria (Metro Tunnel Project, Regional Rail Revival, Airport Rail Link, Suburban Rail Loop)
• West Gate Tunnel Project

The MTIA Graduate Program provides the opportunity to work across these project groups.

If you want to make a difference for all Victorians - this is your chance to work together with a committed team, to contribute to the delivery of major projects whilst gaining experience and capabilities to develop your career.

We are building State-shaping transport projects - Metro Tunnel, North East Link, West Gate Tunnel, Level Crossing Removal Project, Regional Rail Revival and Suburban Road Upgrades. Our new projects, including the Suburban Rail Loop and Airport Rail Link, will change the way that Victorians work, live and play.

By joining our team, you will be making it easier for Victorians to get where they need to go and contribute to improving our liveability. Delivering these massive projects takes multi-disciplinary teams working collaboratively in a complex and creative environment. Does this sound like your ideal workplace?

To join our Graduate Program, you will by highly motivated, demonstrate strong interpersonal and problem-solving capabilities. We will offer you the opportunity to develop technical and professional skills and take unrivalled experiences with you as you continue your professional career in you chosen field.

You will participate in tailored rotations over two years. The first year of the program includes two rotations within a 'home' project. In the second year, you will have an opportunity to work within another MTIA project group. A Graduate Learning Series will offer the opportunity to strengthen workplace and project delivery learning, as part of this imaginative program.

To be eligible, you must have completed your undergraduate degree between May 2018 and January 2020. Please visit LXRP's website to find out more about the Graduate Program including eligibility, disciplines, rotation opportunities and how to submit your application.

Applications are submitted through the Victorian Government's careers website and must include:

• CV (three pages max)
• Copy of your academic transcript (official or unofficial)
• Proof of Australian working rights (e.g. Australia/New Zealand Passport; Birth Certificate or Permanent Residency)

You must attach the above documentation by the closing date, otherwise your application will not progress. Applications will not be accepted via email. Candidates applying must have working rights within Australia as we are unable to offer work sponsorship.