Your Career Starts Here
Join the Work Ready Graduate Pool
The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) is the Australian Government’s specialist infrastructure program, investing in transformational infrastructure across the Pacific and Timor‑Leste. AIFFP delivers quality climate resilient infrastructure, with a focus on strong social and environmental safeguards and supporting local job creation and skills acquisition.
The AIFFP is working with the Government of PNG and private sector entities to improve infrastructure throughout PNG in key economic sectors. In the energy sector, the AIFFP is financing a range of infrastructure from transmission infrastructure, off-grid renewable energy systems to smart meters and household electricity connections. In the maritime sector, the AIFFP is partnering with PNG Ports Corporation Limited to upgrade and refurbish key ports in Papua New Guinea, including in Kimbe, Kavieng, Daru, Oro Bay and Lae.
About the Work Ready Graduate Pool
Peopleconnexion PNG is leading the development of a 12-month candidate pool by partnering with contractors to identify workforce needs and source high-potential young talent, fostering inclusive employment and supporting national capacity building.
This initiative offers you an opportunity to get real work experience on infrastructure projects that can help you meet your educational qualifications, but also prepare you for the workforce through targeted work-readiness training and professional development.
Professional Development That Counts: Career coaching, CV and LinkedIn branding, interview prep, and real-world work-readiness training.
Targeted Industry Placement: Be part of the talent pipeline for roles in civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental, business, finance, IT, and construction technology.
National Roadshow Access: We’re coming to you—West New Britain, New Ireland, Morobe, Oro, and Western Province.
Ongoing Support & Visibility: You’ll be part of a curated, secure candidate pool with ongoing exposure to job opportunities aligned with AIFFP projects
Who We're Looking For
- Candidates aged 19-30 years.
- Graduated within the last 12 months in relevant disciplines.
- A Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 and above or a scoring above 80% is preferred
- Women, people living with a disability as well as those living in rural communities are strongly encouraged to apply.
- Candidates must submit academic transcripts, references, and other supporting documentation.
- Relevant internships, practical experience, and extra-curricular involvement are highly valued.
How to Apply
- Choose Your Discipline
Select the discipline that best matches your completed course or trade qualification. - Prepare Your Documents
Check the online application form for required documents (e.g. cover letter, CV, academic transcript, certificates, character reference), and have them ready for upload. - Apply Online
Submit your application through our digital application form linked below. This is the fastest and most efficient way to be considered.
We’ll also be visiting selected provinces for in-person support. Keep an eye out for our upcoming roadshow dates in your area.
We welcome and thank all applications; however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Take the next step toward a career in PNG’s growing infrastructure and energy sectors—apply online today.
About AIFFP
The Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific (AIFFP) is a significant initiative by the Australian Government, investing in critical infrastructure across the Indo-Pacific region, including in Papua New Guinea. AIFFP's investments span various sectors, including energy, water, transport, and telecommunications, aiming to improve economic and social development outcomes.
AIFFP offers opportunities for graduates to gain experience on its projects as they roll-out. Projects in PNG include road infrastructure improvements, electrification projects, and port upgrades across the country. This initiative aims to create a diverse, scalable, and work-ready pipeline of candidates in key infrastructure-related disciplines, ensuring candidates not only meet their educational qualifications but are also prepared for the workforce through targeted work-readiness training and professional development.
