Australian Government Graduate Program Directory Profiles

The work that I do requires me to be continually learning and keeping myself updated on new methods in AI and for me that is a massive bonus.

I wanted to work for NSW Treasury because I saw that it offered a massively broad range of interesting and relevant work.

It’s really rewarding knowing the things you are working on will be used to shape the future education systems of Australia.

I work in a team that monitors and analyses regional and overall labour market trends and their implications for different job seeker cohorts.

Don’t pigeon hole yourself into a particular practice area of law. There are so many options as a lawyer, so keep an open-mind and challenge yourself.

There is a tension between conceptual purity and pragmatic implementation of statistics that must be negotiated and interpreted by the analyst, which I find both challenging and interesting.

Everyone I have worked with throughout my time has been so warm, welcoming and will always offer their help when you need it. I find that this has made my experience as a Graduate that much more enjoyable.

My current area of work, Review and Dispute Resolution (‘RDR’) engages early with clients to try to resolve disputes without the need for costly litigation.