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  • Graduate stories
The opportunity to continuously learn new technical skills to assist in solving problems is what I love the most about being an engineer.

Robert Oates

Graduate Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
I chose this specialisation as I really like to look at the big picture and see how everything links together. I love to solve problems and enjoy how we are part of the whole process from start to finish.

Samantha Steele

Systems Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
Sometimes in life we have to make very difficult decisions in order to get to where we are; don’t simply give up; there are lot of opportunities out there.

Samuel Nen John-Phaltang

Graduate Engineer
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Sarah Corbet

Graduate Mechanical and Aerospace Engineer
Sarah Corbet studied a Bachelors of Engineering (Hons), Dual Major Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Queensland and is now a Graduate Mechanical and Aerospace Engineer at Northrop Grumman
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  • Graduate stories
There are always events being held to facilitate mingling with co-workers and celebrating milestones and there are flexible work arrangements to suit your lifestyle supporting a healthy work-life balance.

Savas Semirli

Software Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
The tasks I enjoy most are those that are both critical to the systems and may involve significant learning on the job, as they often can be best in broadening my experience.

Scott Xing Du

ASI Engineer
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  • Graduate stories
In such a competitive workforce, your soft skills should never be underestimated when it comes to presenting yourself to a potential employer.

Shane

Talent Acquisition Specialist
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  • Graduate stories
There is trust there from management and it makes work a lot more enjoyable.

Shaun Blackburn

Software Engineer
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