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The Technology and Security Division of the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) is looking for keen, motivated Information and Communication Technology students to work in various ABS offices during the summer vacation period, from the end of November 2018 through to early February 2019. The office locations are: Belconnen (ACT), Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart.
The Technology and Security Division is responsible for the provision of a comprehensive Information Technology service to the ABS, encompassing mid-range and small scale computing facilities and associated communications networks. The ABS offers a range of IT career opportunities in Applications Development, Infrastructure Support and Security. If you wish to be part of an organisation that is one of the best in its field and has always been at the forefront of Information Technology, this is the employment opportunity for you.
You will have:
There is some coding (Python), but my day to day responsibilities are mostly about designing processes and systems around data. There is also quite a bit of manual work that is not so enjoyable (usually in Excel or SAS)
I work in an agile team completing programming and devops tasks, with the occasional word or PowerPoint document thrown in.
Day to day, I get to work on super interesting projects, data and tasks and with supportive and friendly people.
4.0
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Government & Public Service
The ABS is Australia's national statistical agency. We inform important decisions by delivering relevant, trusted and objective data and insights.
Everyone is friendly and approachable.
You are given a lot of support and guidance.
Plenty of learning and development opportunities.
Exposure to a wide range of projects.
Good work-life balance with flexible hours.
The work can be quite demanding at times.
Early on there are plenty of opportunities at the APS 4 & 5 to get experience in different team and progress. APS 6 and onward the opportunities become very limited.
Some processes are a bit bureaucratic.
The pace of work can sometimes be slow.
Some office locations are not very convenient.