Recently renovated, modern open-plan office, head office has great location in the centre of town, near the waterfront with amazing views (although others spend time in other offices/in the field).
Graduate, Hobart
The company has four locations. Two in Hobart, one in Melbourne and one in India. The offices are typically spacious and provide the facilities required.
Graduate, Hobart
This has changed a lot recently due a big shift to working from home. However, the main office in Hobart is a decent facility, and is undergoing recent renovations to the ground and first floors. Dress code is standard business/office attire, but there is a well established casual Friday. Hydro has various field sites with 30 different power stations. These site all have decent facilities for the most part, but some are quite remote. Dress code for these is PPE.
Graduate, Hobart
Office is right in the center of hobart, easily accessible, relatively nice facilities but a touch outdated. it is slowly being done up though. Dress code is pretty casual unless you're on a worksite, often just a dress shirt and even jeans most days, even Fridays is more casual again
Graduate, Hobart
Offices are okay, nothing particularly exciting. Could do with better end of trip facilities to cater for people who use public transport, walk, ride, run, motorbike etc. Dress code is whatever you want it to be. You will see everything from jeans and a tshirt to suits. I tend to stick with chinos, button up shirt, and dress shoes - nothing too fancy but don't look like a slob.
Graduate, Hobart
Middle of Hobart city - on the wharf. Some floors are newly renovated. Corporate/casual dress-code (depends what department you work in)
Graduate, Hobart
Hobart office is okay, a little old. Could use more amenities. Would like improved end of journey facilities, a gym, and food options. Dress code is quite casual, polo shirts to full suits are normal. Casual Fridays is not mandatory.
Graduate, Hobart