Build the Future The Prysmian Group Graduate Program
Are you looking for a truly international first job opportunity? Build the Future is the answer!
Build the future is the Prysmian Group Graduate Program that provides an immersive experience in our company from day 1. The program starts with a two-week Global Induction in our HQ in Milan with training and activities led by the Prysmian Group Academy in collaboration with a Top-Ranking Business School. During the first weeks of your journey, you also start our mentorship program.
Great, right? Your learning experience does not stop here!
Following your induction, you will be part of a 1 year job rotation in 3 different departments: Research and Development, Operations in one of our production sites, and Commercial. After the first year of rotation, you will start your international assignment for a duration ranging from 2 to 3 years.
Are you ready? The international assignment is a great experience to learn new ways of working, acquiring new knowledge, meeting new colleagues and embracing a new culture. At the end of your assignment abroad, you will be ready to take a new responsibility in the technical or business areas continuing your career in Prysmian Group.
You are keen on joining a career in our industry and you are ready to embrace a new challenge.
You have graduated in the last 18 months or you are completing a degree in the Engineering, Technical or Business and Economics fields. We are a global company. Being fluent in English is key.
You have worked or studied abroad and you are willing to join another international experience with Prysmian Group.
We have global teams and we are present in 50+ countries. It is essential to have excellent communication and presentation skills. You love learning and working with other colleagues.
Who are you?
What is Build the Future?
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