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Unveiling the Path to Internship & Graduation Programs

Unveiling the Path to Internship & Graduation Programs in the Tech Industry

Event Start: Wed 08 May 05:00 PM AEST
Event Finish: Wed 08 May 07:30 PM AEST

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Registration End Date: Tue 07 May 05:00 PM


Unveiling the Path to Internship &amp; Graduation Programs in the Tech Industry<br><br>Do you harbour ambitions of working at a renowned company? Ever wondered how to get your foot into the big names in the tech industry? Eager to explore the array of opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. Prepare to hear directly from interns, graduates and employees at tech giants like Google, Atlassian and Deloitte. They&#39;ll delve into their personal journeys securing these opportunities, recounting the obstacles they encountered, the milestones they achieved, and the invaluable lessons they gleaned. <br><br>Whether you&#39;re a student aspiring to break into the industry, a recent graduate looking for your first job, or a seasoned professional interested in the inner workings of big tech companies, this event is for you! <br><br>An event not to be missed, come prepared with your questions and we look forward to seeing you there! <br> 

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Alannah Grech

Alannah Grech

Partner Success Manager - Communities, ACS

Alannah's career encompasses a diverse background in marketing, stakeholder management, and event organisation, spanning over a decade of experience across the technology, music entertainment, and law industries. As the Partner Success Manager - Communities for the ACS, she demonstrates a passion for supporting the future of tech and facilitating opportunities for students and graduates to connect with industry contacts and resources to advance their careers. Alannah created and leads the first ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee which has attracted members from across Queensland and has created a voice for the emerging professional’s cohort. Alannah's efforts in creating a safe space for emerging professionals to connect and collaborate can help to nurture a new generation of industry leaders and contribute to the growth and development of the technology sector in Australia.
 

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Olivia Zhou

Olivia Zhou

Committee Member, ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee

Olivia is a software engineer at the Department of Manufacturing, Regional Development and Water in the state government. She is also the Events and Stakeholder Lead at ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee. Prior to her IT career, Olivia has 5 years of digital marketing experience in international consultancies. 
With her IT and marketing background, Olivia is passionate about problem-solving to create positive social impacts.
 

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Himath Ratnayake

Himath Ratnayake

Atlassian (Grad Program)

Himath is a graduate software engineer at Atlassian, one of Australia's largest tech companies known for its collaboration software for teams. He graduated with an honours degree in Computer Science from Griffith University and has interned at a number of companies aside from Atlassian, such as Swyftx, one of Australia's largest cryptocurrency exchange platforms. 
 

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Claudia McPherson

Claudia McPherson

Intern, Google
Committee Member, ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee


I'm Claudia, and I've almost finished my second year of a mechatronic engineering and computer science dual degree. I absolutely love the world of technology, software, and digital transformation, and I'm passionate about developing my skills so I can use tech to innovate, collaborate, and solve complex social/ global issues. Alongside this, I've been busy exploring the tech industry, theough starting my own VR/AR society at UQ, getting an internship at Google, and running hackathons and events all over the place! I'm also extremely passionate about empowering minorities in STEM, having seen discrimination and underrepresentation in both my high school and my degree.

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Kimberly Valenny

Kimberly Valenny

Deloitte (Grad Program) 
Committee Member, ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee


Kimberly is passionate about turning ideas into realities. She is motivated by emerging technologies and how she can contribute to the future of user experience design and software development as a Graduate Front End Developer at Deloitte Digital.

Kimberly has recently completed a double degree in Information Technology and Creative Industries at QUT, with majors in Computer Science and Interactive & Visual Design. She was also the 2021 President of Women in Technology, a student society that aims to unite, inspire and empower strong like-minded females studying all things tech at QUT.

Still eager to get involved in initiatives and networks, Kimberly is a member of the ACS QLD Emerging Professionals Committee and of the QUT IT Industry Advisory Group. She also tutors as a Sessional Academic at QUT for a first year 'Introduction to Web Design' unit and is an ambassador for the QUT Faculty of Science marketing team.

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Nathalie Ladaille

Nathalie Ladaille

Nathalie is in her final trimester of a Master of Information Technology degree at Griffith University, focusing on software development. She's currently a Software Developer Intern at Suncorp Group, where she works within the Database and Hosting Team on projects involving PowerShell scripting and AWS RDS management. Alongside her studies and internship, Nathalie is an academic tutor at Griffith, guiding students in understanding and applying Agile Business Analysis methodologies in practical settings.

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Dennis An

Dennis An

Software Engineer, Amazon

Hi I’m Dennis, a current software engineer at Amazon. I previously interned at Amazon in Summer 2021, before later converting to a full-time graduate software engineer when I graduated from UQ with an Honours degree in Software Engineering. Before interning at Amazon, I worked as an undergrad developer at WorkingMouse, a Brisbane based consultancy. The biggest draws of the tech industry for me were that I love to solve problems, and I always get to learn something new. A fun fact about me is my minesweeper Expert board clear time is 51 seconds 😊.

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  • Stair Stadium, The Precinct, TC Beirne Building
    Level 2, 315 Brunswick St
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  • Event Start:
    Wed 08 May 05:00 PM AEST

    Event Finish:
    Wed 08 May 07:30 PM AEST
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