STEM Pathways Program Manager
CAREER ON COUNTRY Josh MacLeod is using his engineering skills to break down barriers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. It wasn’t until a
Cassie Steel June 29, 2026
CAREER ON COUNTRY Josh MacLeod is using his engineering skills to break down barriers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. It wasn’t until a
Liam Ridgeway shares how he combines STEM with entrepreneurship to connect communities.
Bonny Rawson is a proud Ballardong Noongar woman, who discovered a new world of food via an airline corporate gig.
Cass Hunter is an Indigenous social ecological researcher with the Coasts program in CSIRO, Cairns.
Kamilaroi water scientist, Bradley Moggridge, shares his STEM study and career path with us below… Yaama, I am a proud Murri from the Kamilaroi Nation
Adele likes to blend Māori concepts and language with technology, as this is a way to keep her culture and people alive and growing.
Entrepreneur, environmental scientist and Cabrogal woman Mikaela Jade is empowering people to tell their stories using technology.
Passionate about helping people, Mahonri Owen is drawing on both STEM skills and Māori knowledge to develop a brain-controlled prosthetic hand.
Cody Coleman grew up in Perth and identifies as Wadjak-Pinjarra. A curtin University engineering student, he works summers as a chemical engineer at energy company
Music first sparked Mark Henaway’s interest in engineering, and led to a successful, diverse career.
QUT aerospace engineering graduate Taylah Griffin has a seriously cool grad gig testing top-end military aircraft at Boeing Defence Australia.
At just 26, Corey has led a fascinating and winding career path – from shearing alpaca to working in labs and last year founding Indingeous outreach organisation, Deadly Science
Celeste is a Birri Gubba, South Sea Islander woman from Queensland who runs workshops for young Indigenous Australians connecting technology and culture. “Indigenous people have
