Deloitte Australia
Science and Engineering Internship Program (Nov 2024)
Canberra, Sydney, Darwin
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Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- AUD 55,000 - 65,000 / Year
- 1-50 vacancies
- Apply by 23 Aug 2024
- Start date 3 Nov 2024 - 28 Nov 2024
- Full-time, paid internship program
- Award-winning and dedicated learning and development program
- Work on high-impact, meaningful and purpose-led projects
- Embrace our disruptive thinking and innovative way of working
Your Deloitte Experience:
Deloitte values the contributions of science and engineering professionals. Whether you have a biology, chemistry, physics, or engineering background, Deloitte offers exciting opportunities to apply your technical expertise in a business context.
As a science and engineering professional at Deloitte, you'll have the chance to work on diverse projects that bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and business strategy. From conducting research and performing data analysis to developing innovative solutions and optimising processes, you'll play a crucial role in helping clients solve complex problems and drive technological advancements.
With access to a vast network of experts and resources, a career in science and engineering at Deloitte will provide you with the platform to impact industries such as healthcare, energy, manufacturing, and more.
Here are some of the teams you could join if you’re interested in Science and Engineering:
Tax and Legal
- Research and Development (G13)
Next Steps
Sound like the sort of role for you? Click on Apply Now to learn more about our opportunities in Science and Engineering.
By applying for this job, you’ll be assessed against the Deloitte Talent Standards. We’ve designed these standards so that you can grow in your career, and we can provide our clients with a consistent and exceptional Deloitte employee experience globally. The preferred candidate will be subject to background screening by Deloitte or by their external third-party provider.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- New Zealand Citizen +more
- Sciences +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
Day to day responsibilities vary from project to project. Currently, I am responsible for helping other streams e.g. Integration, Networking, Testing etc, get on board the AWS platform and help with troubleshooting any issues they face on the platform. Along with that I am also responsible for maintain consistency and security of the platform, as well as keep the documentation up to date with the current state of the platform.
My current role is to provide support on a project I am currently on and I am also helping my team create some learning decks.
My role and day-to-day responsibilities differ depending on the project I am working on. My most common duties are taking notes during meetings, scheduling meetings with stakeholders, creating presentation decks for final deliverables, testing cybersecurity controls of organisations, assisting with proposals and other business development activities.
About the employer
Deloitte Australia
4.1
> 100,000 employees
Accounting & Advisory
At Deloitte, they make an impact at every opportunity. They harness their collective energy to help solve some of the world’s most complex challenges.
Pros and cons of working at Deloitte Australia
Pros
The company provides a lot of training and learning resources, which are extremely valuable, especially for graduates.
Deloitte prides itself on flexibility, with employees able to work from home or from the office to suit their needs.
The culture is warm and welcoming. You are part of the team as soon as you walk through the door.
The exposure to large clients and proximity to partners opens opportunities for learning and development.
The Deloitte Flex program is really awesome and allows you to balance your work with your personal life easily.
Cons
While there is a lot of formal training, some grads feel that it doesn't always match the practical requirements of their role.
The pay is not always competitive compared to similar roles in other industries, and there are limited opportunities for bonuses.
Due to the hybrid working model, it can be difficult to connect with colleagues or build a strong team culture.
While there is a clear path for promotion, the process can sometimes feel slow or dependent on market conditions.
It can be stressful during the busy season.