Quantium
Software Engineering Graduate Program (Feb 2025)
Sydney
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- AUD 83,000 - 85,000 / Year
- End of program promotion, pay rise and bonus
- 1-100 vacancies
- Apply by 29 Mar 2024
- Start date 16 Feb 2025
Transform tomorrow, today at Quantium.
We combine a diverse team of experts that spans actuaries, statisticians, data scientists, product leaders, strategy consultants, software engineers, delivery managers, industry experts, designers, and futurists – all dedicated to harnessing the power of data to drive transformational outcomes for our clients. Working across 14 offices globally, we are expanding and want you to be part of our journey!
We believe data is the footprint of human behaviour. Harnessing its power across the value chain makes organisations more responsive to the people they serve. We work with iconic global brands partnering on their greatest challenges unlocking transformational opportunities.
At Quantium you will have the opportunity to be part of the impact. Our purpose is that we forge a better, more insightful world. We're driven by the challenge of decoding complex data to reveal rich insights that help propel our clients and communities forward.
What you’ll be involved in:
As a Quantium Graduate Software Engineer, you'll get a broad introduction to a range of engineering disciplines. From Git to Agile, we commit to giving you the frameworks, experience, education and exposure you need to jump start your career.
Application engineers balance their time between working on the user interface and business logic layers of our software solutions. We invite you to interview your strongest skillset - frontend or backend.
Supporting you through:
- The 12-month graduate program is part of a broader Advance @ Quantium (continuous support, Learning & Development and events). Our award-winning graduate program is an accelerator!
- On-the-job training and development
- Ongoing support, mentoring and leadership through your buddy, team and the Graduate Academy team
- Technical learning and support from our Engineering community
- Learning and development programs to build your professional and personal skills
Apply now, if you are:
- Due to complete your tertiary education (i.e. you are in your final year of study) or have completed your studies in the 18 months prior to starting with us; and
- You have work rights. We are looking for Australian and NZ citizens, Australian Permanent Residents, and eligible visa holders.
Hiring criteria
- No experience required
- Australian Citizen +more
- Engineering & Mathematics +more
- Bachelor or higher
Reviews
My day-to-day responsibilities are limited to my skill level, but I enjoy the work that I do. I have enough to keep me busy, but not too much that I'm overloaded.
Its good, sometimes a lot of work
Currently WiQ Retail analyst - building tools, debugging code and improving efficiency
About the employer
Quantium
4.3
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Technology
At Quantium you will have the opportunity to be part of the impact. Our purpose is that we forge a better, more insightful world.
Pros and cons of working at Quantium
Pros
The work culture is fantastic. The work is interesting, and the people are really supportive. The work-life balance is amazing. I love sharing that I work at this company, and I'm proud to be here.
Company culture, interesting work, job perks, clear career advancement pathways, study assistance.
The people are really great - such a young vibrant environment.
Socialising is easy and I really enjoy working at my company.
It's extremely flexible, my schedule is what I want it to be. I'm also strongly encouraged to have a good work-life balance.
Cons
The pay isn't as competitive as other companies. I'm earning almost half the amount as my peers doing similar work.
Non-standardised experience/remuneration.
There has been inconsistent work and for a while not much to do and I wasn't learning as much as I'd have liked.
It's quite an ambiguous career progression post-rolling off the grad program.
The pay isn't very competitive compared to the market.