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Hydro Tasmania

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  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

Graduate IT Analyst

Based in Hobart with opportunity for flexible work depending on rotations

Opportunity Expired

Apply your theory to real-world challenges, supported by our teams and learning from leading experts.

Opportunity details

Opportunity Type
Graduate Job
Number of Vacancies
1-4
Salary
AUD 70,000 - 74,000

Base salary $74,000 plus super and benefits

Start Date
5 Feb 2024

Application dates

Applications Open
3 Mar 2023
Applications Close
11 Apr 2023

Minimum requirements

Accepting International Applications
No
Qualifications Accepted
I
Artificial Intelligence
Bioinformatics
Computer Graphics & Animation
Computer Science (all other)
Computer Systems and Networks
Cyber Security
Data Science
Programming & Software Engineering
Video Game Development
Design & User Experience

Hiring criteria

Entry Pathway

See details

Working rights

Australia

  • Australian Citizen
  • Australian Permanent Resident
  • Australian Student Visa
  • Australian Temporary Work Visa
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Put your passion into renewable energy!

We’re shaping solutions to help Australia embrace clean, renewable energy. Apply your theory to real-world challenges, supported by our teams and learning from leading experts.

We support applications from all members of our community for equitable access to our employment opportunities. This includes discussing workplace flexibility in all our vacancies, to ensure we can attract the best candidates and accommodate individual needs, differences, disabilities and working arrangements, even in ways we may not have thought of. Our merit-based recruitment practices are founded on building diversity by fostering an inclusive, flexible, and equitable workplace.

Our program begins in February each year, initially based in Hobart, Tasmania. You’ll rotate into different teams and functions, where you can build on your capabilities and determine a career that’s right for you.

We know it’s important to love what you do every day. If you’re passionate about the planet and clean energy, come and join us as we take on what’s next.

To find out more about our graduate streams for 2024, check out www.hydro.com.au/graduates

What you’ll do:

One of our newer streams our Information Technology Graduates experience all facets of our IT function. You will build skills across a range of functions including product design/enhancements, cloud solutions, data management, SAP, project management and service delivery. You will be guided by trusted experts as you develop deep knowledge and be exposed to new technology. You will be connected across our business to build a strong understanding of how information technology touches all areas of our business, including trips to our majestic power stations!

  • Rotate through various teams across Hydro Tasmania and Momentum Energy (our retail business!)
  • Depending on your role, you’ll work at sites across Tasmania, including on site at our hydropower stations, dams and lakes
  • Be part of big renewable infrastructure projects like Battery of the Nation
  • Take part in professional development and networking with your fellow graduates and senior colleagues.

What you’ll bring:

  • A recent (graduated within the last 2 years) or upcoming degree in Information Technology, Information Communication Technology or Computer Science
  • Passion, ambition and a commitment to driving positive change
  • Willingness to learn and build effective communication and relationships inside the business

What you’ll get back:

  • Training budgets to put towards the technical skills you want to learn
  • Perks like discounted electricity bills and health insurance
  • Flexible work environments that best suits you.

So – how do I apply?

Please attach your resume and cover letter outlining your skills and the experience you will bring, including a copy of your recent university transcript. You will be asked to answer the following questions as part of your application form;

  • Why do you want to work for Hydro Tasmania?
  • What is your greatest achievement that involved working collaboratively with others?
  • Share what you know about the current energy transformation happening in Australia

Hiring criteria

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Entry Pathway
Degree or Certificate
Minimum Level of Study
Associate Degree or higher
Study Field
I
Artificial Intelligence
Bioinformatics
Computer Graphics & Animation
Computer Science (all other)
Computer Systems and Networks
Cyber Security

Work rights

The opportunity is available to applicants in any of the following categories.

country
eligibility

Australia

Australia

Australian Citizen

Australian Permanent Resident

Australian Student Visa

Australian Temporary Work Visa


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