DEADLINE: 06/09/2024

Graduate Engineer Intern

Internship

EITS (Electrical, Instrumentation, Telecommunication and Security Systems) Contractor on the EACOP project, is pleased to extend an internship opportunity for a Graduate Engineer Intern in the Electrical and Instrumentation field as follows:

The Intern will gain Hands-On work experience within a fast-paced EITS company; assisting the Electrical and Instrumentation Field Services Lead to deliver on key tasks related to installation, hook up and commissioning of electrical sub-stations on the EACOP Project.

Recent Graduates from Recognized and Duly Accredited Universities are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:

Ugandan citizen who is a recent Graduate (not more than 6 months) and, holder of a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical, Instrumentation, Control Systems Engineering
0 to 1 year’s relevant experience in a technical field such as, oil and gas, transportation, telecommunication, or heavy industry projects.
Computer-Literate with Strong Skills in MICROSOFT Packages: WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, OUTLOOK, TEAMS
Ability to plan, multi-task and manage time effectively.
Ability to work as part of a team.

Note:

In the absence of Graduation Certificates, Applicants may present Certified Final Year Transcripts.

Women and Persons with Disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.

How to Apply:

All interested candidates that meet the minimum requirements and have the capability should send their CVs along with Academic Certificates in English by email to [email protected]; with subject line EACOP: EITS internship

All Applications Must be in word or PDF format

Deadline: 6th September 2024, 5:00 pm. East African Time (EAT).

About East African Crude Oil Pipeline

Industry: Engineering

Location: Kampala, Uganda

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline Project (EACOP) is a pipeline that will transport oil produced from Uganda’s Lake Albert oilfields to the port of Tanga in Tanzania where the oil will then be sold onwards to world markets. The pipeline is buried and once topsoil and vegetation have been re-instated people and animals will be able to cross freely anywhere along its length.