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Shane Zhong
Hyper Anna data scientist
Shane Zhong moved from engineering to data science, scoring a job at Hyper Anna, one of Australia’s hottest startups.
Grace Nolan
Security engineer
How do you turn career confusion into your dream job? By taking every opportunity that comes your way. That’s how Grace Nolan became a security engineer at Google.
Rachel Carpenter
Global Googler
Rachel Carpenter spent her childhood sailing the world. Now she’s improving Google’s app capabilities for people in different cultures.
Joël Sunray Kalmanowicz
Charitable coder
This Google product manager is taking every available opportunity at Google to make a charitable impact with his tech skills.
Deepa Kurian
Productivity pro
This Google engineering manager has strong communications skills thanks to some epic worldly experience.
Cameron Hunter
Software engineer at Telstra
Cameron Hunter sees coding as the key to the future of his own tech company.
Shahriar Khan
Telstra graduate
“Learn fast” has been Shahriar Khan’s career motto in network engineering.
Kelvin O'Shea
Experience maker
Kelvin O’Shea’s days are all about being creative and solving problems for software company Tanda.
Dylan Treisman
CBA graduate
The CBA graduate program has helped Dylan to discover the infinite career options in IT.
Serene Chia
Senior consultant
Learning to code is about putting yourself in someone else’s brain for a while, says Deloitte senior consultant Serene Chia.
Troy Poulter
Mr Fix-It
Troy got his career start with a Commonwealth Bank internship. Now he's working on CBA's chatbot, Ceba.
A guide on changing preferences for Australian universities
If exam stress meant you didn’t have your head on straight while choosing your uni preferences, we’ve got good news: it’s ok to change your mind, and changing preferences at this stage could mean studying your perfect degree. Here's how to do it.
Wellness 2.0: celebrating computer science careers in health
Introducing the tech innovations popping up in the health space – and the awesome STEM careers they’ve created
SEEK reports more gender diversity in recruitment since removing coding from selection criteria
Online job search platform SEEK has increased the number of women in its technology graduate recruitment program by removing coding from its selection criteria.