Alstom, the world leader in smart and green mobility, has launched the 10th edition of the Alstom Talent Program in Spain in collaboration with Fundación Universidad-Empresa. This program is for both students in the final year of their undergraduate or graduate degree and recent graduates. This initiative combines academic and professional experience to train young talents in the railway sector.
Lasting between 6 and 12 months, this program offers postgraduate scholarships and professional work placements at Alstom facilities in Madrid, Barcelona and the Basque Country.
Reyes Torres, Director of Human Resources at Alstom Spain and Portugal, said: “With this successful program, attended by nearly 300 graduates, we offer last year's students and recent graduates opportunities to pursue their personal and professional development at a global company such as Alstom, a world leader in sustainable mobility and digital. Answers. “The promotion and professional development of young talent is a strategic pillar of our company,” says Reyes Torres, Director of Human Resources at Alstom Spain and Portugal.
This year, Alstom will recruit 21 interns in Spain from different academic backgrounds such as Industrial Engineering, Industrial Organization, Digital Transformation, Electrical Engineering or Business and Management. Successful candidates will start working in the industrial centers of Santa Perpètua (Barcelona) and Trápaga (Basque Country), the company's global rail signaling and security center in Madrid, or in one of the different centers dedicated to digital services and maintenance.
Successful candidates will be able to combine postgraduate and applied education in a single program. In addition to paid and mentoring internships, Alstom Talent Energy Program participants will attend the University of Alcalá's master's degree in “Agile Organizations and Digital Transformation”. All participants will receive a scholarship to carry out this training while participating in different national or international sustainable mobility projects during their internship.
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