Davis & Shirtliff Opens Sales Engineer Internship Applications in Kenya

Davis & Shirtliff Group has announced openings for Sales Engineer Intern positions in Kenya. The company, a major regional supplier of water and energy solutions, is seeking talented young engineering graduates to join its internship programme.

The group operates a wide network of branches in Kenya and maintains subsidiaries in Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia, Rwanda and South Sudan. With over 600 professional staff, it focuses on delivering equipment and services that support water supply and energy infrastructure projects.

Candidates must hold a degree in any engineering discipline from a recognised university, with a minimum Upper Second Class Honours. Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools is required. A valid driving licence counts as an advantage, as does experience with AutoCAD.

Successful applicants will be assigned to various branches across the country. The internship offers hands-on exposure to sales, technical support, and customer engagement in the water and energy sectors.

This recruitment drive comes as Kenya expands its infrastructure projects, including water reticulation systems, irrigation schemes, solar installations and building services. Interns will gain direct insight into how technical products are specified and supplied for construction and development works.

Davis & Shirtliff has positioned itself as a key player in supporting contractors, consultants and government agencies involved in water and renewable energy initiatives. The company emphasises practical training that aligns with real industry needs.

Applications close on Friday, 19 June 2025. Interested graduates are encouraged to apply through the company's official careers portal.

For Kenya's construction sector, such internship opportunities provide a pipeline of skilled professionals familiar with the equipment and technologies used on active sites. Water pumps, treatment systems, solar power solutions and related products form critical components in many ongoing projects.

The programme reflects growing demand for engineers who combine technical knowledge with commercial awareness. Interns will work alongside experienced teams delivering solutions that improve access to clean water and reliable energy.

Davis & Shirtliff maintains a strong presence in the East African market. Its expansion across multiple countries highlights the regional nature of infrastructure development challenges and opportunities.

This latest call for interns arrives amid continued investment in Kenya's water and energy infrastructure. Public and private sector projects require competent personnel who understand both engineering principles and client requirements.