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Genevieve Richards
Machine Learning Engineer
From stacks of study and a summer internship to a graduate gig at CBA, machine learning engineer Genevieve Richards has made the most of her career opportunities.
Christina Van Houten
Cybersecurity Strategist
Christina and her team help protect global businesses from the bad guys.
Monmayuri Ray
Data Specialist
Data scientist Monmayuri Ray believes gender is irrelevant if you have a passion for tech.
Peter Kydas
Cyber Captain
Peter Kydas was the president of a unique club at his uni that teaches students about cyber security careers.
Mahsa Mohaghegh
She# Founder
Academic Mahsa Mohaghegh is a mentor and diversity advocate for computer science students and young coders.
Henry Zhao
CommSec Developer
Coding and finance go hand in hand at the Commonwealth Bank for graduate software developer Henry Zhao.
Jackson Cleary
Financial Wellbeing Warrior
Wellbeing isn’t just about food and exercise – financial stress can be bad for you too. It’s Jackson Cleary’s job to help.
Michael Seo
Digital Metal-maker
Tech is everywhere – and scientists like Michael Seo increasingly spend as much time in front of a screen as in the lab.
Lexi Townsend
World Builder
Lexi Townsend combines her love of maths and art to create virtual reality experiences.
Ash Lennox-Steele
Security analyst
When Ash Lennox-Steele discovered cybersecurity went far beyond the Hollywood hacker stereotypes, she was sold.
Edmond Buzby
eDiscovery & Digital Forensics Associate
A world of opportunity in the banking sector opened up after Edmond Buzby studied computer science.
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