Graduate profiles, mentors & alumni networking | UNSW Engineering Careers Directory

Career Mentors

It’s important to think strategically about the long-term direction of the business – for example, who should our main customers be? What training do we need to ensure that my team stay relevant?

Mel Barber

Managing Director

Career Mentors

It’s important to think strategically about the long-term direction of the business – for example, who should our main customers be? What training do we need to ensure that my team stay relevant?

Mel Barber

Managing Director

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Day in the life

Milenko Uscumlic

Graduate Junior Application Support Consultant

Milenko Uscumlic studied Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting major) at the Deakin University and is now a Graduate Junior Application Support Consultant at Atos

Day in the life

Milenko Uscumlic

Graduate Junior Application Support Consultant

Milenko Uscumlic studied Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting major) at the Deakin University and is now a Graduate Junior Application Support Consultant at Atos

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Graduate stories

The thing I love most about this placement is my involvement, I get involved in all the tasks. The task I enjoy the most is Tendering & Contracts.

Navadeep Reddy

Project Assistant 

Graduate stories

The thing I love most about this placement is my involvement, I get involved in all the tasks. The task I enjoy the most is Tendering & Contracts.

Navadeep Reddy

Project Assistant 

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Graduate stories

I would say just enjoy the ride that university can take you on as it can be up and down like having a job. The ride or journey is what can make the experience special. Also, travel and experience what the world has to offer as when you start a full-time job there are not as many opportunities in the first few years. Another piece of advice would be to ensure you keep and cherish the friendships you make when your students as they can become close friends for life.

Patrick De Grandi

Inside Sales Graduate

Graduate stories

I would say just enjoy the ride that university can take you on as it can be up and down like having a job. The ride or journey is what can make the experience special. Also, travel and experience what the world has to offer as when you start a full-time job there are not as many opportunities in the first few years. Another piece of advice would be to ensure you keep and cherish the friendships you make when your students as they can become close friends for life.