Energy Queensland
Undergraduate Digital Intern - Advanced Analytics (Nov 2024)
Brisbane
Opportunity expired
Opportunity details
- Internship, Clerkship or Placement
- AUD 100,000 - 120,000 / Year
- 14.75% superannuation + Annual salary entitlement increases
- 1 vacancy
- Apply by 29 Sep 2024
- Start date 17 Nov 2024
Energy Queensland is the group of electricity distribution, retail, and energy services businesses 100% owned by the state of Queensland. We deliver electricity across Queensland through our ‘poles and wires’ businesses Energex and Ergon Energy Network. Our retailer, Ergon Energy Retail sells this electricity to customers throughout regional Queensland. These essential service activities are supported by a range of innovative products and services delivered through our Yurika brand.
We’re seeking a highly motivated individual who is currently studying an Information Technology degree recognised by an institution within Australia.
- 12 week paid placement between 18/11/2024 – 21/02/2025
- You will not be rostered between 23rd December 2024 – 3rd January 2025 due to limited supervision at this time
- Develop future focused technical and business skills
- Complete challenging work projects under the expert supervision of senior leaders and technical specialists
- Maintain a healthy work-life balance on a flexible casual 36 hour per week roster.
Relevant locations
- Brisbane (Newstead)
The Opportunity
An introduction to your career giving you “real world” work experience, to help explore and develop “lightweight web applications” used to interface between end-users and analytics products.
- Apply all you’ve learnt within a professional business
- Work in a diverse team who will support, encourage, and help you build your technical skills
- Gain exposure to the industry at an early stage of your career
- A pathway to possible future employment opportunities
- Work on projects specific to your degree and career path
About you
You’re imaginative, passionate, and motivated to succeed in your career. You work safely, think creatively, embrace diversity, and want to engage, to listen, learn and expand your knowledge.
- You’re currently an undergraduate 2nd or 3rd year Information Technology student with a Major in Software design and Development
- You have current coding/IT skills in Python, HTML, CSS and an understanding of frontend JavaScript frameworks like Django or Flask
- You are a great collaborator and communicator and enjoy working in an inclusive and supportive team
- You are an innovative thinker with a resilient mindset to experiment, test, fail, learn and improve attitude
- You're an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or an Australian permanent resident
Why work with us
It's an exciting time to join us and to be involved in the energy sector, here’s what you’ll experience:
- Strong 14.75% superannuation contribution
- Opportunities to develop your skills in front and middle-tier web based applications, CI/CD, application containerising, AWS and API development
- Support and guidance with access to 24/7 Employee Assistance Program
- A safety-first culture, the safety of our people, customers & communities is a core priority
- Diversity and Inclusion where all employees can contribute towards multiple diversity and inclusion initiatives across our business
Our recruitment process
- Submit your online application
- Complete online assessments
- Attend a panel interview
- Reference checks
- Offer of employment
Our commitment to all of Queensland and its Diversity
Energy Queensland is an equal opportunity employer, and we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds who meet the eligibility to apply.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- IT & Computer Science +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
My role is very satisfying as I am able to see the benefit that my work has, and I feel like the work I do is meaningful. My responsibility as a graduate is to achieve the objectives of the teams that I am in for the 6 months that I am in that team.
As a graduate my responsibilities include learning modules and workshops, and the tasks/objectives set between myself and my supervisor. There aren't many day-to-day task as my workload is often changing.
As mentioned, as a graduate who is rotating around the different departments this will more often than not come back to the supervisor I am working under. My first supervisor needs training/more training to properly engage and instruct a graduate engineer.
About the employer
Energy Queensland
4.5
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Energy & Utilities
Define your career at the front line of the energy sector's biggest ever transformation. We have unique opportunities across Qld to build your career.
Pros and cons of working at Energy Queensland
Pros
The pay is fantastic for a graduate and well above any other companies that I am aware of.
Great balance of work and life having flexible start and finish times, along with a 9-day fortnight.
Good level of emphasis on learning and developing fundamentals prior to being thrust into just deliverables.
The opportunity to gain a wide variety of experience across multiple engineering teams.
The culture is very good in the company. Most people have the mindset to foster learning and development of themselves and others.
Cons
Change can be slow within the business. Due to inefficiencies in historic processes, availability of data and regulation, it can be challenging at times for progress to be made.
The worst thing about working for the company is the travel to the office but, there is work from home opportunities available.
Some work may only be available in certain locations across the state.
I struggle to find something to put here... No biscuits in the tea room...
Change can be slow within the business. Due to inefficiencies in historic processes, availability of data and regulation, it can be challenging at times for progress to be made.