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Each company has its own industry knowledge and skills, not always shared by Stantec, so it’s a great environment to be a developing engineer.

Stantec New Zealand

Seamus Drown

My work ranges from conducting legal research and factual investigations, drafting legal advice, to attending court and communicating with clients, barristers and other parties.

Crown Solicitor's Office

Sean Bowes

Sean Hickey studied a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) and is a Graduate at Rural Bank

Rural Bank

Sean Hickey

I would definitely say that studying environmental science has given me an advantage in my career; the skills I learned through the degree have been invaluable. 

Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (DEECA)

Sean Warren

The coolest thing has been the opportunity to jump right in and start developing features and seeing them get pushed to production, even in your first few weeks. Seeing the impact you have had motivates you to keep learning and improving.

carsales

Seb Tobin-Couzens

I was always amazed when I was able to use my knowledge from university to draft a memo which later went out to the client either in its original form or with only minor edits. 

Herbert Smith Freehills

Sebastian Davies-Mills

One of my roles is to take the minutes for our weekly Project Coordination meeting... This is an important meeting as there are representatives from five divisions of the project and so the minutes’ need to be 100 per cent accurate before being issued.

Mirvac

Sebastian Lax

The massive amount of responsibility and freedom to make decisions can be a little daunting in the beginning, but as you realise that Mainfreight is vouching for your long-term growth by letting you make mistakes as well as trusting you to make those calls – confidence only builds from there. 

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