Overview
EirGrid is recruiting graduates for its 2027 programme in Dublin, supporting Ireland’s electricity-grid transition.
About the Programme
The two-year route normally includes three business rotations. Limited specialist, non-rotational positions are also available.
Benefits
Graduates receive development support, a buddy and exposure to energy projects. Benefits include hybrid working, 25 days’ annual leave plus two company days, and a performance-related bonus. Permanent progression follows successful completion and review.
Eligibility
New or recent graduates need an achieved or expected minimum 2:1 Level 8 degree or higher. Disciplines include engineering, IT, cybersecurity, economics, business, science, mathematics and arts.
Application Process
Submit through EirGrid’s official graduate page. Selection includes psychometric assessment, video interview and a competency-based interview.
Required Documents
A CV and cover letter should include results by subject/year, study projects, motivation and how your skills fit a commercially run regulated business.
Deadline
30 October 2026.
Summary Table
| Location | Dublin, Ireland |
|---|---|
| Duration | Two years |
| Standard structure | Three rotations |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this only for engineers?
No. Multiple technical and non-technical disciplines are considered.
Conclusion
Connect your academic projects to a practical energy-sector challenge. Explain both the technical or analytical work and how you collaborated with others.
Keywords: EirGrid graduate programme, Ireland energy careers, graduate rotations.
