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Jon Whittle
Computer scientist
Jon Whittle, director of CSIRO’s Data61, says technology is changing how we do traditional science, and digital skills will be crucial
Kirsty Penney
Network Design Operative
For Kirsty Penney, a telecommunications traineeship opened the door to a rewarding career connecting Australians with high speed mobile coverage.
Liani Strauss
Client Insights Manager
Liani works as a Client Insights Manager for Faethm AI – an artificial intelligence platform that provides data on the impact of automation.
Katrina Donaghy
CEO & Co-Founder, Civic Ledger
From sociologist to entrepreneur, Katrina Donaghy, CEO and co-founder of Australian blockchain company Civic Ledger, has had a diverse career.
Leah Grant-Moore
Service Desk Analyst
Ex-store manager Leah Grant-Moore is kicking goals in retail 2.0
Daniel Lekic
Senior Cyber Innovation Engineer
Daniel Lekic is part of CBA's cyber team, one of the largest cyber teams in the southern hemisphere
Christine Vinaviles
Cyber Security Graduate
Software engineer Christine Vinaviles has gone from tinkering and typing at her mum’s work, to keeping banking staff and customers safe from cyber attacks
Ahnaf Rahman
Graduate Cyber Security Test Engineer
Ahnaf Rahman is a football and car enthusiast who prefers YouTube to textbooks, and he helps keep Australia’s biggest bank cyber safe
Matt Schilg
Third Party Cyber Incident Responder
Matt Schilg’s studies took a sideways step into the growing field of cyber security
Jackson Zheng
Associate Engineer
Jackson Zheng uses his tech skills to provide support, innovation and ground-breaking insights to Australia’s biggest bank
Ruhi Pelia
Enterprise Services Graduate
A lifelong passion for tech landed Ruhi Pelia a dream gig in CBA’s Enterprise Services
Jennifer Cheng
Site Reliability Engineer
As a site reliability engineer, it’s Jennifer Cheng’s job to make sure Google Photos runs smoothly
Meet the 17-year-old entrepreneur developing the coolest study appÂ
Eric Rametta is setting out to change the game for students tackling multiple subjects, timetables and exams to cram forÂ
The world needs more women in IT
A new report by Monash University's Faculty of IT has identified three main factors that play into why women are encouraged or discouraged into going into IT.
Want to save the planet? Study environmental engineering
Solve climate change? Check. Make renewables better? Check. Help the government make greener policies? You bet! Studying...