Fujitsu
2023 Digital Systems Platforms Unit (DSPU) (Jan 2023)
Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 55,000 - 65,000 / Year
- + rewarding employee benefits
- 4 vacancies
- Apply by 31 Dec 2022
- Start date 31 Jan 2023
We are Fujitsu. A Japanese company with a strong set of values and a history of respecting fairness and equality, whilst promoting diversity and inclusion. We constantly push ourselves to do better and strive to bring together a diverse mix of perspectives and talents in an inclusive environment, where we encourage our people to bring their full selves to work. We call this Be Completely You.
We are inclusive. As a responsible business, it is important to us that we reflect the diversity of our society and customers. Globally, Fujitsu is not only a Disability Confident company, a Times Top 50 employer for Women, and a signatory for the Race at Work Charter. We are also committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and in Australia, we have been recognised as an AWEI Bronze employer for our LGBTI+ inclusion. We also have specific inclusion efforts with First Nations Peoples in New Zealand through our Maori and Pacific Peoples Inclusion Plan and in Australia with our Reconciliation Action Plan.
We are people-centric. This means we care about our people (and their families and communities) and appreciate that everyone has a life outside of work. By supporting our people to Work Your Way, we empower them to achieve a flexible and respectful approach to work that suits them and our customers best - this could be working hours, location, or a flexible approach to their working day.
We want you to thrive. If working for a progressive organisation, with a continuing commitment to diversity and inclusion is important, you should apply.
Shape your world and achieve together by being our next generation of Graduates
We have the following graduate opportunities available:
Digital Systems Platforms Unit (DSPU) - leading the digital transformation, the Digital Systems Platforms Unit (DSPU) shapes the way our business utilises technology. You will be passionate about UX and delivering exceptional value to internal Fujitsu stakeholders. Opportunities include:
- Graduate, Automation Analyst, PowerPlatform
- Graduate, Business Analyst, Data & Reporting
- Graduate, Business Analyst, Enterprise Applications
- Graduate, User Experience
To find out more about each of our Fujitsu Graduate opportunities, follow our website.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- Business & Management +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
I am working across two teams - change management and governance and assurance. It keeps me stimulated
Day-to-day I'm preparing reports, helping the Line of Businesses with any data analysis they require. Essentially supporting and helping utilise the Service Delivery space
Managing Distributor and direct supplier rebate agreements and credit notes as well as quarterly routine responsibilities
About the employer
Fujitsu
4.1
> 100,000 employees
Technology
Fujitsu is so much more than you think! Fujitsu is seen as a global leader in technology and business solutions that transforms the world around us.
Pros and cons of working at Fujitsu
Pros
Very flexible, able to WFH anytime unless your team requests you to go in.
People - the graduate cohort and the managers are great people.
Flexibility. Learning opportunities. Supportive team. Career growth opportunities.
My manager has always been super accessible and supportive throughout my journey here at Fujitsu.
The dress code is super relaxed, it is very much corporate casual with being able to wear jeans and nice trainers to the o๏ฌce.
Cons
Pay is low compared to other grad programs.
There was a period of time when there was essentially no grad manager, so there was a lack of support.
Although I do love the flexibility of working from home, I do find it quite isolating.
Less office desks in the Sydney office.
It is unfair for some grads to be left with little to no work when placed in a team that also does not have much going on.