University of Tasmania Career Directory Profiles

Coming back to Shell two and a half years later as a graduate, I was happy to see that the project I developed during my internship has actually been useful for Shell.

I am proud to say that Anglo American Vacation program was my first industrial experience, and I am glad that I could complete it with Anglo American.

Every ‘no’ is one step closer to a ‘yes’, so don’t let the rejections bring you down. Keep pushing forward and show your worth.

I love getting out on the plant and getting my hands dirty – there’s nothing better than seeing the physical results of your hard work.

The internship gives you a sense of responsibility in a global organisation from day one.

I love going out into the field and watching a design I created to be executed to plan and hopefully look similar to how it did on the computer.

I am currently a part of the Metallurgy Development team where I get involved in the LGO project.