About this role
North America Early Talent Program
At Ferrovial, we are now open for applications to the North America Early Talent Program, an international initiative aimed at identifying and training junior talent interested in pursuing a professional career in the United States and/or Canada.
The program combines a practical approach—through virtual sessions that will provide insight into the fundamentals of construction in the United States and Canada—with visits to real-world projects in Spain, with the goal of offering direct exposure to the business in different markets and to Ferrovial’s projects.
Who is it for?
The program is designed for civil and industrial engineering students—particularly those in their final or penultimate years—who are interested in building an international career in the infrastructure, construction, and project sectors in the U.S. and Canadian markets.
What does the program offer?
Selected participants will take part in a learning program from November 2026 to May 2027, consisting of 8 virtual sessions and 1 site visit in Spain. During the program, participants will cover topics related to Ferrovial’s global vision, the U.S. market, strategy, key projects, bidding, cost estimates, safety, quality, sustainability, engineering, innovation, digital construction, contract management, and international career development. The program also includes the possibility of joining the company through an internship or graduate program in Spain for one year, followed by a potential assignment in the United States, depending on business needs and the participant’s progress.
Number of available spots
There are 30 spots available in the program.
Registration and Selection Process
The program will be promoted in September, targeting civil and industrial engineering schools in Spain, as well as students in the United States who have already expressed interest. The selection process will take place in October and will be led by the global Talent Acquisition team in coordination with the talent teams in the United States and Canada, with a joint selection of the final candidates.